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United Arab Emirates will be first country to use AI to write and review laws

The UAE plans to use AI for lawmaking, aiming to create a faster, more practical process for citizens.
Experts highlighted the need for human oversight due to AI's reliability issues.
Vincent Straub from Oxford University mentioned that AI remains untrustworthy due to reliability issues.
Ahmad Al-Khalil stated that drafting laws with AI needs human involvement, as law is a deeply human endeavor.

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Malay Mail

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UAE becomes first country to use AI for law drafting, review

The UAE will use AI to draft and review laws as part of a major digital overhaul. Leaders say AI will speed up lawmaking and cut political delays. However, experts warn AI still faces reliability and trust issues. DUBAI, 25 April — The United Arab Emirates has announced plans to become the first country in the world to systematically use artificial intelligence for writing and reviewing laws. This ambitious initiative will extend beyond federal …

3 months ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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The Hill

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United Arab Emirates first nation to use AI to write laws

Artificial intelligence will be used in the United Arab Emirates to write new laws and update current legislation.

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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Le Huffington Post

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With this project, the United Arab Emirates pushes even further the use of AI

The country wants to use artificial intelligence to draft, amend and review laws.

3 months ago·Paris, France

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Middle East Monitor

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UAE to use AI to create, regulate laws

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to use artificial intelligence (AI) to write and regulate laws in the Gulf state, in the first such decision to be taken by...

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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