The United Arab Emirates will become the first nation in the world to rely on artificial intelligence to write new federal and local laws and review and amend existing legislation and other procedures.
The move to digitize the Gulf state comes as a new cabinet unit of the UAE government, the Regulatory Intelligence Office, was approved to help streamline the legislative process, several media outlets, including The Telegraph, reported.
The office will be responsible for designing, implementing and coordinating the AI regulatory system in a partnership with federal and local officials, according to reports.
As part of the shift, government officials said that laws, judicial rulings, executive procedures and public services will all be written by computers, the Telegraph noted.
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