The project provides for automatic review of existing laws, court decisions databases, public services and socio-economic consequences of legal customs.
The United Arab Emirates is the first country to use artificial intelligence to write and prove the laws. As the country’s head of the country has announced, the AI is now involved not only for federal and local laws, but also for court decisions, executive methods and public services. The telegraph reported this Monday, April 21.
Last week, a new unit of government was approved – Regulatory Intelligence Department, which will control the transition to a new law -making format.
“The new legislative system based on artificial intelligence will change the way of creating laws by doing so faster and more accurately,” said Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktum, Vice President of the UAE and head of Dubai.
Political commentator Abdulkhalek Abdullah mentioned that the UAE is serious about AI.
“They are working to become a global hub of artificial intelligence and digital economy, as well as financial and logistics center. They are seriously investing in digital infrastructure to earlier in the next 50 years – as they have invested in physical infrastructure over the past half -century”, “,
In 2017, the UAE was the first in the world to appoint the minister of AI – Omar bin Sultan Al Olamm – immediately after the launch of the National Artificial Intelligence approach.
Emirates expect that by 2030 the value of the AI market world will reach $ 15.7 trillion, which will increase the country’s GDP by 35% and reduce government costs by 50%.
Lawyer Gesham Elrafei said it wasn’t just about using AI to write laws.
“This is a new approach to their creation. Instead of a parliamentary model, where everyone is stuck in endless political debates, the new system is fast, clear and based on solving real problems. II can study court decisions, identify problems and offer laws that fill the gaps. These are for the UAE, “he added.
Given that the local population is only 10% of the country, it is important that the laws are understood in people from 200 different nationalities:
“Laws should be written in a simple language – Arabic, English and so on – for everyone to understand. This is significant, because many residents are not native Arabic speakers.
Elrafey explained that Brazil had already tried AI to create laws – it worked.
“But the UAE is still going – they have turned the process of law -making process fast, practical and committed to people. This is a decline in obsolete systems based on political agreements in favor of technology,” the lawyer completed.
However, experts warn the risks. On the pages Financial periods Researchers from Oxford Vincent Straub said: “We can’t fully trust AI … They are still” hallucinate “, have problems with reliability and stability.”
The teacher of the Oxford Institute of Internet Kigan McBride has added that the UAE is more likely to introduce digital changes than in democratic countries.
“They can act quickly, experiment. At the level of ambitions, they are among the leaders.”
In this regard, a scientist from the University of Child Marina de Ozo has mentioned that AI can offer something really unique – in particular, what is meaning for the car, but completely unsuitable for human society.
Earlier it was learned that Microsoft introduced a new “Computer Use” function for the Copilot Studio, which allowed Jean to interact with websites and applications on the desktop, which if it were tools to automatically the tasks, Verge reports.
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