ValueFirst, a globally recognized enterprise communication services provider, applauds the UAE's groundbreaking 'Dubai AI' initiative, which sets a high global standard for the future of smart cities through the innovative use of Generative AI technologies.
“The digital era continues to accelerate, and cities like Dubai stand as forerunners in the adoption of groundbreaking technologies that enhance the lives of both residents and visitors. The recent unveiling of 'Dubai AI' at the Dubai Assembly for Generative AI represents a pivotal leap towards a more intelligent and interconnected future. This initiative promises to redefine the way we experience and engage with this dynamic city,” said Arvind Kalla, Chief Regional Officer at ValueFirst.
Read more: AE: Valuefirst Applauds 'Dubai AI' For Setting A Smart City Global Standard
The utility services provider intends to release more services in terms of transactional services through the virtual employee
Dubai residents will soon be able to pay their utility bills through Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s (Dewa) Ramas ChatGPT, said a senior official.
First launched in 2017, Rammas ChatGPT is the virtual employee of the utility services provider. It released a new version in 2023, providing more detailed information and capability using generative artificial intelligence (AI) ChatGPT solutions. It intends to soon release more services and solutions in terms of transactional services.
Read more: AE: Dubai: Soon residents can pay Dewa bills through 'chat'
The Digital Dubai Dubai.AI platform will use generative AI to act as a personal digital assistant for users, answering their queries in real-time
The Digital Dubai generative AI personal digital assistant will answer user queries in real-time about all sectors of the emirate “with a personalised touch”.
Digital Dubai is launching the Dubai.AI platform, in partnership with the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DCAI), to enable users to easily access services and information about the emirate across various sectors.
Read more: AE: Dubai launches generative AI personal digital assistant
Digital nol cards can be used not only to secure payments for public transport but also at various retail outlets in the emirate
Users of Samsung mobile phones can now use their smart devices to take the Metro or any mode of public transportation in Dubai by installing the digital nol card on the nolPay app.
This was made possible following the agreement signed between the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Samsung Gulf Electronics on Wednesday at Gitex Global 2023 to enable the use of digital nol cards on Samsung smart devices.
Read more: AE: Dubai: Now pay at the Metro with your Samsung phone; here’s how
The Municipality currently oversees eight advanced digital projects and services in vital sectors and fields
H.E. Al Hajri: “GITEX Global is a platform for collaboration in emerging tech, advancing Dubai’s goal to become the world’s most advanced digital city”
Dubai Municipality has announced its participation in GITEX Global 2023, one of the largest and most comprehensive technology events in the realm of digital economy, which will be held from October 16 to 20, 2023 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The municipality will showcase eight of its most innovative digital projects and services, covering significant areas such as licensing and regulation of building and construction activities, the use of 3D printing in construction, and AI-powered detection of construction violations, as well as projects involving geographic information systems, sewage treatment, and services for promoting investment opportunities, enhancing investor satisfaction, and responding to customer inquiries.