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UAE's big bet on AI
The UAE has achieved near-universal adoption of TAMM, an AI-powered government app that automates paperwork, renewals, and payments for citizens. The country is doubling down on AI infrastructure and chip access as a strategic pivot away from oil, despite regional instability.
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The Wire takeaway
A government just automated away the entire permitting and licensing stack for 10+ million people using AI. If you're building government software anywhere else, you're now competing against a working proof that the entire layer can be replaced.
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Topics: AI Infrastructure · Govtech · ai-government · state-capacity · chip-access · middle-east-tech · automation