At the G20 summit in Johannesburg, the UAE Minister of State, Saeed Bin Mubarak Al Hajeri, announced a $1 billion investment to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure in Africa. The 'AI for Development' initiative aims to integrate AI technology into essential sectors such as education, health, agriculture, and climate change adaptation. Al Hajeri emphasized the importance of artificial intelligence as the foundation of humanity's future and the UAE's commitment to promoting responsible innovation. The UAE is already a major investor in Africa, with bilateral trade estimated at $107 billion in 2024. Additionally, the UAE is investing in AI infrastructure globally, including the development of a data center hub. Although not a G20 member, the UAE was invited to the summit by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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EAU lansează o iniţiativă de 1 miliard de dolari pentru extinderea inteligenţei artificiale în Africa
Un miliard de dolari pentru extinderea infrastructurii de inteligență artificială și serviciilor bazate pe AI în Africa
Iniţiativă de 1 miliard de dolari a EAU pentru extinderea inteligenţei artificiale în Africa
Emiratele Arabe lansează o iniţiativă de 1 miliard de dolari pentru extinderea AI în Africa
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