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The United Arab Emirates will deploy artificial intelligence to create and review laws, speeding up the legislative process by up to 70%

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The UAE's artificial intelligence-based regulation plan aims to transform the way laws are made by analyzing government and legal data. Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum said the new system will improve the accuracy and speed of the legislative process. The UAE has invested significantly in AI, creating a database of laws and public sector data. However, researchers warn of the challenges and risks associated with using AI in this area.

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Emiratele Arabe Unite vor folosi inteligenţa artificială pentru a scrie legi şi reglementări. „Acest nou sistem, susţinut de inteligenţa artificială, va schimba modul în care creăm legi, făcând procesul mai rapid şi mai precis”
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Emiratele Arabe Unite vor folosi inteligenţa artificială pentru a scrie legi şi reglementări. „Acest nou sistem, susţinut de inteligenţa artificială, va schimba modul în care creăm legi, făcând procesul mai rapid şi mai precis”

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