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Abu Dhabi gives its regulations a machine-readable form

A food-import pilot puts rule-linked AI assessments into public administration, alongside new energy and investment agreements. Officials retain final accountability; the test is whether a readable rule also produces a dependable, reviewable decision.

By Emma Jane
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A food-import certificate is an unusually concrete place to test the promise of AI government. A consignment needs a decision, and the official needs to know which rule supports it. Abu Dhabi’s new project with OpenAI starts at that junction between a regulatory text and a public service.

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