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AI IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Guidelines for Development, Regulation & Use of AI in Creative Industries

AI’s rapid advancement is reshaping creative fields such as art, music, literature, and media, raising new questions about the boundaries of creativity and intellectual property.

A new Dubai Future Foundation and C4IR report provides essential guidelines for its responsible integration into creative industries.

PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS

The Smart Toy Awards 2022 Outcomes Report

The global Smart Toys market is expected to be valued at over USD $31 billion by 2027 and up to USD $69.6 billion by 2032, depending on estimates by research sources (Precision Reports, 2023; Global Insight Services, 2023; Polaris Market Research, 2023). This equates to an annual rate of approximately 14.6-19.5% CAGR on current market size. This rapidly outweighs the expected 6.52% CAGR for the whole toy and game sector 2023 through 2027 (Statistica Market Insights, 2022). Advancements in technological capability, especially in Artificial Intelligence (AI), are a significant factor in this growth.

SMART TOYS REPORT

Autism is considered one of the most complex mental illnesses affecting children. Children with autism can find it difficult to communicate verbally and non-verbally, affecting how they learn and interact socially. AI can help children who need special education by providing the tool tailored to each child. As part of developing guidelines for the use of AI for children, the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution UAE (C4IR UAE), in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF), hosted the Smart Toys Competition, with partners from the Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority, and the UAE National Program for Artificial Intelligence to identify and highlight companies that develop Smart toys to help children of determination with challenges they may face in all matters of their day-to-day life.

Tokenisation and
Digital Assets

Case Studies and Learnings from the United Arab Emirates

As digital transformation becomes even more crucial for the survival of organisations and their ability to adapt to the new normal post-COVID-19, more investments in blockchain may present an opportunity to enhance the UAE’s and the global existing financial infrastructure. Moreover, it is critical to continuously assess the emerging technology landscape to identify novel opportunities for economic and social
advancement.

GUIDELINES FOR AI PROCUREMENT

Governments often lack experience in acquiring modern AI solutions and many public institutions are cautious about harnessing this powerful technology.
Guidelines for public procurement can help in a number of ways.

Inclusive Deployment of Blockchain

In collaboration with the Dubai Future Foundation

Case Studies and Learnings from the United Arab Emirates

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