Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan chaired the Abu Dhabi Executive Council’s first meeting supported by an agentic AI platform.
The AI Committee System reviews agenda items before meetings, prepares executive summaries and provides real-time fact-checking and analysis during discussions. It also generates minutes, analytical reports and action summaries after each session, with outputs traceable to the original source documents.
The meeting also covered progress on integrating AI education into private school curricula across Abu Dhabi, from kindergarten through Grade 12. Early-years learning will focus on hands-on, screen-free activities, according to the announcement.
The system’s rollout comes as Abu Dhabi expands its use of AI across government. In January 2025, the Abu Dhabi Executive Council approved an AED 13 billion ($3.54B) digital strategy for 2025 to 2027, including plans for more than 200 AI solutions across government services and full integration of AI into digital services by 2027.
Source: Middle East AI News
