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Matin Jouzdani, partner, Data, Analytics and AI at KPMG Lower Gulf/Image: Supplied The UAE is emerging as a global leader in artificial intelligence literacy and adoption, with residents demonstrating higher engagement and confidence in AI than the global average, according to KPMG’s Trust in Artificial Intelligence Insights report. The study, conducted by the University of Melbourne in collaboration with KPMG International, found that 97 per cent of UAE respondents use AI for work, study, or personal purposes — significantly ahead of global peers. Moreover, 89 per cent said they are already experiencing the benefits of AI, compared with 83 per…
Image: Supplied Amazon UAE has launched a new recycling initiative aimed at helping customers across Dubai recycle packaging materials from their Amazon.ae deliveries more easily. Developed in collaboration with Enviroserve, a Dubai Municipality and Ministry of Environment-certified recycling partner, the programme establishes over 150 recycling drop-off points across the city. Aligned with the UAE’s Green Agenda 2030 and Amazon’s commitment to reach net-zero carbon across its operations by 2040 under the Climate Pledge, the initiative enables customers to recycle all types of Amazon packaging materials — including cardboard boxes, plastic mailers, bubble-lined envelopes, and packing paper — at designated locations.…
Saif Bin Darwish, one of the UAE’s leading construction and contracting firms, has acquired Gulf Precast, the nation’s largest precast concrete manufacturer. The acquisition marks a strategic step toward integrating Saif Bin Darwish’s extensive experience in infrastructure projects—including roads, bridges, airports, and tunnels—with Gulf Precast’s advanced concrete manufacturing capabilities. The combined expertise will enhance the group’s ability to deliver complex, large-scale projects with greater efficiency and quality. Read: Asian Paints launches world’s first internal curing concrete additive in UAE Founded in 1982, Gulf Precast operates six factories across Dubai and Abu Dhabi with a daily production capacity of up to…
Image credit: Supplied In a significant milestone for blockchain innovation, Ultima Chain, the next-generation blockchain platform, has been named Disruptive Company of the Year at the prestigious Gulf Business Awards 2025. The recognition marks a powerful endorsement of the company’s mission to bring blockchain into daily life, and not just the hands of traders and developers. “Yeah, this is very meaningful for us because with this technology we are pretty young, and to get this award means absolutely, yeah, very big recognition for us,” said Alex Reinhardt, founder and CEO of Ultima Chain. “It will create a very big impulse…
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Image: Pexels Deloitte Australia will refund part of the 440,000 Australian dollars ($290,000) it received from the Australian government for a report found to contain apparent AI-generated errors, including a fabricated quote from a federal court judgment and references to non-existent academic papers. The report, prepared for the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, was first published on the department’s website in July. A revised version was released on Friday after Chris Rudge, a Sydney University researcher specialising in health and welfare law, alerted the media that the document was “full of fabricated references.” After reviewing the 237-page report, Deloitte…
Image: Getty Images The Nemetschek Group, the global software provider for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations (AEC/O) industry, has announced a strategic partnership with WakeCap Technologies, the construction technology company specialising in sensor-powered, real-time project control systems. The collaboration is aimed at accelerating digital transformation across the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) construction sector. The partnership combines Nemetschek Group’s extensive portfolio of software solutions with WakeCap’s advanced, sensor-driven project controls platform, which provides real-time workforce visibility and site-wide intelligence. Currently deployed across over $100bn worth of giga-projects and tracking more than 150 million worker hours, WakeCap operates the region’s largest…