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FALQs: AI Regulations in the Gulf Cooperation Council Member States – Part Two - Library of Congress (.gov)

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The Library of Congress has published Part Two of its FALQs series, providing an analysis of AI regulations across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states. This installment details the various regulatory frameworks, data governance policies, and ethical guidelines being developed and implemented in countries such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. It offers an overview of how GCC nations are approaching the legal and ethical challenges associated with artificial intelligence. Why it matters: This comprehensive overview is crucial for understanding the evolving landscape of AI governance in the Middle East and its implications for technological development and adoption in the region.

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AI regulation · GCC · Policy framework · Data governance · AI ethics

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