Ethical Issues in Artificial Intelligence in UAE

Ahmad Ghandour · Brendon J. Woodford

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Law, AI, and Intellectual Property

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AI Is disrupting almost every industry in every country and has been said to have ushered the fourth industrial revolution. The development of AI, however, has given rise to a new ethical, societal and legal challenges requiring governments of countries to develop a legal framework to address those concerns over this technology. This study investigate these challenges in the context of UAE. The study concludes that UAE is a pioneer in dealing with these issues crafting law that governs all side of the technology at the earliest possible introduction.

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