Workshop on exploring AI in filmmaking held
A Kathmandu workshop showcased how AI is reshaping filmmaking, enabling faster, more accessible production while emphasizing the importance of human creativity.
A Kathmandu workshop showcased how AI is reshaping filmmaking, enabling faster, more accessible production while emphasizing the importance of human creativity.
Pakistan’s AI push highlights the tension between ambition and capability, with sovereignty depending on strategic investment, infrastructure, and control over critical technologies.
Morocco joins WIPO’s global AI initiative to shape responsible AI infrastructure, focusing on innovation, intellectual property, and international collaboration.
Alibaba bets on AI as future growth engine despite profit slump, focusing on cloud, AI agents, and platform restructuring to drive long-term value.
Lumen is using AI-driven automation and predictive maintenance to cut network costs by $1 billion and modernize telecom operations.
ADNEC Group partners with Presight to deploy AI across its venues, enabling smarter, data-driven event management and improved operational efficiency.
WIPO has launched the AI Infrastructure Interchange (AIII), a global initiative bringing together experts to address intellectual property challenges in the age of AI. It will map existing copyright systems and explore solutions around data access, attribution, and rights management to modernize IP infrastructure.
Presight launches first six AI investments under $100M fund, targeting infrastructure, enterprise AI, and edge systems. The initiative strengthens applied AI deployment across regulated industries globally, positioning the UAE as a key hub for scalable, real-world AI innovation.
e& UAE and Khalifa University have released a white paper outlining an AI-native architecture for future 6G networks, proposing new frameworks for autonomous connectivity, distributed AI systems, and global telecom standardization.
AI adoption across the GCC is accelerating, but compliance requirements are reshaping how organisations deploy the technology. Key trends include stronger regulation, data residency requirements, human oversight, governance maturity challenges, and continuous auditing as companies scale AI responsibly.