OpenAI Enters the Government and Energy Sectors
The company will use these models in operations management, investment and commercial decision-making.
Four agreements have been signed between Abu Dhabi and OpenAI to implement artificial intelligence technologies. The agreements cover four sectors: government, energy, education and investment.
One of the main projects is an initiative to convert government regulations into formats that can be read by artificial intelligence. This technology will make it possible to check whether various applications comply with laws and regulatory requirements. The first pilot project is already being implemented at the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority. The system reviews food import applications, while final decisions remain with government officials.
The agreements also provide for cooperation with Mubadala Investment Fund and Inception42. Artificial intelligence will be used to analyse investment opportunities, assess risks and support decision-making. In addition, OpenAI models will be deployed across the UAE's public sector, business and education.
ADNOC has also signed an agreement to use OpenAI technologies. The company will apply these models in operations management, investment and commercial decision-making. This makes ADNOC the first energy company to establish this type of partnership with OpenAI.
All computing will be carried out at data centres located in the UAE. Thus, Abu Dhabi aims to use artificial intelligence not just as a technology, but as a practical tool across various sectors, from government administration to energy.