Dubai AI Seal Draws Global Interest from AI Companies
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The Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence has announced strong global interest in the 'Dubai AI Seal.' The certification is the city's first-of-its-kind program for trusted AI companies.
So far, 325 companies operating in Dubai have applied for the certification. These include 77 international offices, reflecting wide international engagement.
The 'Dubai AI Seal' offers a framework to promote trust and transparency in AI deployment. It aims to strengthen collaboration between government entities and technology providers across Dubai, the UAE, and beyond.
Importantly, the initiative is open to all local, regional, and international companies licensed to operate in Dubai. Eligible participants must offer AI-based products or services, or use AI within their operations.
Participation is free. Applications can be submitted via www.dub.ai/ai-seal.
The first certified companies were recognized during Dubai AI Week. His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum met with representatives of these enterprises. He is the Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Dubai Future Foundation.
Among the first to receive the top-tier 'Tier S' certification were:
Other companies awarded the Dubai AI Seal include: Beinex Consulting
CSP Solutions
iO Health
CAMB.AI
Prop-AI
Rounak
InnovaSense
Each certified company receives a unique serial number and classification tier. The certification is set to become a prerequisite for government-led AI initiatives and projects. Additionally, certified companies may display the Dubai AI Seal across their digital and promotional platforms.
Saeed Al Falasi, Executive Director of the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence, revealed that the initiative is part of a broader effort to attract top-tier tech firms. The goal is to build a trusted AI ecosystem in Dubai.
IBM's General Manager for the Gulf, Levant & Pakistan, Shukri Eid, said the certification underscores IBM's commitment to ethical, transparent AI. He added that Dubai is helping set global standards for trustworthy AI.
Dena Almansoori, Group Chief AI and Data Officer at e&, stated that the Tier S certification validates their commitment to responsible AI development.
Beinex Consulting CEO Shantosh Sridhar remarked that the Dubai AI Seal reflects Dubai's leadership in AI innovation. He called it a global benchmark for the future of AI.
Dr. Haidar Al Yousuf, CEO of iO Health, reported that their AI solutions aim to serve human needs, and the certification supports that mission.
CAMB.AI CEO Avneesh Prakash said the Seal recognizes their dedication to ethical AI in language and voice technologies.
Prop-AI Co-founder Christian Kunz added that applying for the Seal aligns with Dubai's vision of trust and innovation.
Murali Rachamalla of Rounak noted that their AI adoption aligns with UAE digital goals. Meanwhile, InnovaSense CEO Bahman Kazemian called the Seal a gold standard for ethical AI.
Finally, CSP Solutions Managing Director Rabeeh Abla stated that the Seal reflects their commitment to building secure, ethical AI in line with the UAE's digital vision.
The Dubai AI Seal continues to position the emirate as a global hub for responsible AI development.
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