UAE to teach its children AI

It seems that the United Arab Emirates is ready to integrate artificial intelligence in its school curricula, which means that all children from kindergarten to high school will learn about technology, how it can be used daily, and the best ways to implement different types of models.

There will also be chapters covering the ethics of artificial intelligence, something that young people may ultimately teach the world, according to Samenai, who has described the same UAE as a “sand box” in the world in which issues can be brought out about artificial intelligence such as governance, which the rest of the world can make its organizational models.

The new curriculum will include areas such as data, algorithms, software applications, artificial intelligence ethics and realistic applications of technology, policies and social participation. All stereotypes are designed to be suitable for age, and will be combined into the standard curriculum, instead of teaching them after working hours.

Schools are part of the country’s national intelligence strategy in the country 2031, which aims to put the Kingdom as a global leader in the capabilities of artificial intelligence – including education – is part of the broader efforts to diversify the economy of the United Arab Emirates from its primary basis for oil production and sale.

In addition to the changes in the school schedules of the school, the national intelligence strategy also includes funds to promote Amnesty International in research, with institutions such as the American University of Sharjah and the United Arab Emirates University committed to using technology in higher sectors and graduate studies. There are also awareness and learning initiatives that appear in the country, as the momentum gathered to become the country behind the possibilities of artificial intelligence in the modern world.

The investment fund from artificial intelligence is expected to reach $ 100 billion in the next few years, according to the people familiar with the project. The country also has plans to spend about $ 1.4 trillion in the United States in the next ten years on power generation, semiconductor manufacturing, and Amnesty International’s infrastructure. Investments abroad will guarantee that the Kingdom will maintain positive relations with its prosecution supply chain elements.

US president Trump is believed to be considering alleviating the customs tariffs and other restrictions imposed on the exports of NVIDIA devices to the Kingdom, and he planned to visit the region later this month, when he visits Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

The United Arab Emirates has actively encouraged investment in infrastructure from Chinese manufacturers such as Huawei, and is seen as a bit of neutral phases in the ongoing trade war between Western and Eastern industrial and technological blocs. The broader region is home to some of the wealthiest countries, so any restrictions on trade tend to have negative effects on sellers on both sides of the gap.

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