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TAG 91.1
25-04-2025
- Business
- TAG 91.1
UAE's new AI Academy to shape tech leaders
The UAE is shaping the next generation of leaders in artificial intelligence with the launch of The AI Academy. Polynome Group, in partnership with the Abu Dhabi School of Management, unveiled the initiative at the 'Machines Can See' summit during the Dubai AI Week. The new Academy will first offer short-format programmes for executives, government officials and tech experts, covering topics like generative AI, national strategies and ethical deployment. Courses will be available in multiple languages. Following the initial rollout, the Academy will launch its flagship offering, the Chief AI Officer Programme (CAIO), a 3 to 4-month leadership track that dives deep into AI strategy, governance and real-world applications across sectors like healthcare, finance and public services. Top scientists and global industry leaders will lead exclusive seminars, with support from tech giant NVIDIA, which will integrate its AI expertise into select modules. The initiative aims to drive innovation, support startup growth and position the UAE as a global hub for AI excellence.
Zawya
25-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Abu Dhabi School of Management, Polinum Group launch ‘AI Academy'
DUBAI - Polynome Group announceD the launch of The AI Academy, an AI-focused educational initiative in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi School of Management. The Academy aims to foster a new generation of AI leaders by blending cutting-edge research with real-world industry insights, further strengthening the Middle East's position in global AI innovation. The official signing of strategic partnership agreement was carried out In the Presence of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, at the annual professional AI summit 'Machines Can See'. AI Academy will first roll out a series of short-format programmes tailored for executives, high-level government officials, and technical specialists. These highly curated sessions will cover core AI concepts, national strategies, generative AI tools, and executive-level applications—making AI more accessible to leaders across sectors. These short-term offerings will be available in multiple languages and will serve as a foundation for broader AI capacity-building efforts. Following the initial rollout, the Academy will launch the Chief AI Officer Programme (CAIO)—a 3–4 month flagship leadership journey designed to empower a new wave of AI decision-makers. Structured into eight advanced modules, the CAIO programme will provide participants with a comprehensive foundation in AI strategy, governance, and deployment across sectors such as finance, healthcare, and public administration. As part of the programme, participants will engage in exclusive seminars led by top-tier scientists and global industry leaders, gaining firsthand exposure to the latest research and innovations in areas such as computer vision, large language models, sovereign AI, and AI ethics. These sessions will foster meaningful dialogue, practical insight, and strategic foresight for those shaping the region's AI future. As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing practical AI education, Polynome-AI Academy is proud to collaborate with NVIDIA. This initiative will support the Academy's vision by integrating NVIDIA's expertise and technologies into select programmes—reinforcing our shared mission to accelerate AI readiness and real-world deployment across the region. Alexander Khanin, Founder of Polynome Group, commented, 'We're committed to bridging the gap between scientific discovery and commercial applications of AI. By teaming up with Abu Dhabi School of Management and NVIDIA, we're poised to provide an unparalleled educational experience that nurtures both innovation and responsible tech leadership.' Dr. Tayeb Kamali, Chairman of the Board at Abu Dhabi School of Management, stated, 'We are delighted to join hands with Polynome Group in launching the AI Academy that is focused on equipping leaders across the region with the tools and insights needed to harness the transformative potential of AI. This initiative reflects our enduring commitment to innovation in management education and our vision to position the UAE as a global hub for forward-looking AI in Business leadership. Through this partnership, we aim to empower the next generation of changemakers to lead with purpose in an increasingly technology and data-driven world.' AI Academy will serve as a catalyst for collaborative research projects, networking opportunities, and startup incubation. The programme underscores Polynome Group's broader mission to foster ethical AI progress, empower entrepreneurs, and drive sustainable growth in AI-driven industries throughout the UAE and beyond.
Barnama
24-04-2025
- Business
- Barnama
Malaysia Accelerates Efforts To Become Regional AI Powerhouse
PUTRAJAYA, April 24 (Bernama) -- Malaysia is ramping up its efforts to become a regional leader in artificial intelligence (AI), with a strong focus on talent development and digital infrastructure. Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo highlighted Malaysia's proactive strategies in building a future-ready Al ecosystem when speaking at the prestigious Machines Can See event held yesterday at the Museum of the Future, Dubai. He said the key component is the National Artificial Intelligence Office (NAIO), which coordinates cross-ministerial efforts to identify and address talent needs. "NAIO allows us to engage with multiple sectors to understand what's needed to cultivate and retain top digital talent. "We are committed to creating real opportunities in the tech space and enabling Malaysians to take the lead in Al innovation," said Gobind in a media release here today. The minister also emphasised that Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) is working to fast-track digital initiatives and streamline processes to attract global talent, in line with the goals of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint 2025-2030. "We have a clear, long-term vision. Making it easier to develop digital skills and access opportunities is a key part of our blueprint for growth," he said. Gobind also called for a shift in the way digital education is approached not just about universities, but also need to embed relevant tech modules at every stage of education from primary school through to secondary and beyond. "This ensures we're preparing talent early and addressing future skills shortages," he said.
The Sun
24-04-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Malaysia accelerates efforts to become regional AI powerhouse
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is ramping up its efforts to become a regional leader in artificial intelligence (AI), with a strong focus on talent development and digital infrastructure. Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo highlighted Malaysia's proactive strategies in building a future-ready Al ecosystem when speaking at the prestigious Machines Can See event held yesterday at the Museum of the Future, Dubai. He said the key component is the National Artificial Intelligence Office (NAIO), which coordinates cross-ministerial efforts to identify and address talent needs. 'NAIO allows us to engage with multiple sectors to understand what's needed to cultivate and retain top digital talent. 'We are committed to creating real opportunities in the tech space and enabling Malaysians to take the lead in Al innovation,' said Gobind in a media release here today. The minister also emphasised that Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) is working to fast-track digital initiatives and streamline processes to attract global talent, in line with the goals of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint 2025-2030. 'We have a clear, long-term vision. Making it easier to develop digital skills and access opportunities is a key part of our blueprint for growth,' he said. Gobind also called for a shift in the way digital education is approached not just about universities, but also need to embed relevant tech modules at every stage of education from primary school through to secondary and beyond. 'This ensures we're preparing talent early and addressing future skills shortages,' he said. Gobind added that in parallel with talent development, Malaysia is fast becoming a regional hub for data centres, an essential driver of Al and broader digital transformation. 'Malaysia is already attracting global data centre investments. We have the infrastructure, resources, and policy environment to support this growth and we are building an ecosystem that positions us as a regional leader,' he said. He said these ecosystems around data centres will drive innovation and job creation and also essential to the nation's vision for a thriving digital economy. In a separate statement, Gobind said Malaysia has joined hands with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Rwanda under a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening coordination to help boost the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Global South. 'Within the framework of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4|R) global network, the countries will work together to promote ethics and governance in Al to help societies and economies in the said region to harness its potential,' he said. The agreement was formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) announced at the ongoing Dubai Al Week between Dubai Future Foundation as the legal entity hosting UAE's C4IR, Rwanda C4IR and MyDigital Corporation, an agency under Malaysia's Digital Ministry. Gobind said Malaysia is proud to join forces with UAE and Rwanda in this visionary initiative to bridge global Al expertise and accelerate digital transformation for a more inclusive and sustainable future. 'This partnership involving Malaysia, UAE, and Rwanda reflects our collective goal for a future that is driven by responsible Al innovation,' he said. Gobind said following the MoU, the countries agreed to expand the scope of the C4IR AI Fellowship Programme, which was initially signed by the UAE and Rwanda at the 2024 World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos. 'Now, with the addition of Malaysia, the expanded partnership will promote further international cooperation to support sustainable development through Al. 'The initiative will enable talent exchange, joint initiatives, and coordinated development of responsible Al governance frameworks led by Global South nations,' he added.
Hi Dubai
24-04-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Hosts Global AI Leaders at 'Machines Can See 2025' Summit
Dubai welcomed over 2,000 global AI leaders today at the opening of the third edition of the Machines Can See (MCS) Summit 2025, attended by H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The event, the largest of its kind in computer vision, is a key platform for innovation, policy, and partnership in artificial intelligence. Organised by the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence and part of Dubai AI Week, the summit is held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. It aims to advance collaboration between public and private sectors, align global AI efforts, and promote responsible innovation. Opening sessions featured a high-level ministerial dialogue titled 'Wanted: AI to Retain and Attract Talent to the Country,' with representatives from the UAE, Malaysia, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, and beyond. Discussions focused on national strategies to nurture AI talent and leverage technology for economic and societal benefit. Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, highlighted the UAE's commitment to developing transformative AI that enhances governance, well-being, and global competitiveness. Key announcements included Malaysia's focus on talent and infrastructure, Egypt's expanded AI strategy, and Kazakhstan's launch of and a Digital Nomad Visa. A landmark MoU was also signed between Central Asian innovation hubs and the UAE to support regional start-ups. Global experts, including leaders from Amazon, DeepMind, Roche, and IBM, explored real-world applications of AI—from personalised media and biopharma innovation to ethical deployment and regulatory frameworks—cementing Dubai's position as a hub for the future of AI. News Source: Emirates News Agency
