Dubai chambers trains 14,000 firms in agentic AI
Dubai Chambers has begun training more than 14,000 member companies in agentic AI through a new e-learning platform, covering practical guidance on operations, efficiency, productivity and decision-making. The courses are the first visible step in a two-year programme ordered in May to position Dubai as a leading commercial adopter of agentic AI by 2028, but incubators and dedicated funds promised in that directive have no published amounts and remain future projects. The move arrives as agentic AI shows safety gaps in recent high-profile incidents, underlining the need for capital, vendor vetting and incident rules as companies adopt agents.
Dubai Chambers enrolled 14,000 member companies in agentic AI training
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A May directive set a two-year goal for agentic AI adoption in Dubai. Dubai Chambers launched training on 1 September for its business councils. Next steps may include setting up incubators, funds, and incident rules, though no amounts are…
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