UAE launches Artificial Intelligence Academy
ALBAWABA – The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced the launch of its Artificial Intelligence Academy, an AI and programming institution. The academy will offer short programs in multiple languages, along with a specialized Chief AI Officer (CAIO) Program. The Artificial Intelligence Academy in UAE
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) launched the Artificial Intelligence Academy with a strong aim to develop the country's artificial intelligence (AI) sector and position itself as a leader in AI innovation in the Middle East and beyond.
The academy was developed through a collaboration between Polynom Group—an event management company dedicated to building a professional AI and robotics community—and the Abu Dhabi School of Management (ADSM), a leading higher education institute offering graduate and undergraduate degrees in management.
The academy will offer short programs in multiple languages, along with a specialized Chief AI Officer (CAIO) Program. (Shutterstock)
According to sources, the academy will offer short programs in multiple languages, covering fundamental concepts of AI, national AI strategies, generative AI tools, and executive-level applications designed to help leaders access and leverage AI across various sectors.
Notably, NVIDIA's expertise and technologies will be integrated into select programs to support the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in the region.
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