Adnoc signs OpenAI deal, UAE prepares for worst and Dubai unveils tourism loyalty programme
In today’s episode of Trending Middle East , Adnoc signs an agreement with OpenAI and G42 to become the first energy company to deploy OpenAI’s Frontier technology across its operations. The deal is among four agreements signed between Abu Dhabi entities and OpenAI, including an initiative to make government policies and regulations readable by AI systems. Oil prices fall more than three per cent…
Abu Dhabi's energy company, Adnoc, has entered into an agreement with OpenAI and G42 to implement OpenAI's Frontier technology across its operations, marking the first energy firm to do so. This follows four similar deals signed between Abu Dhabi entities and OpenAI, including an initiative to make government policies and regulations accessible to AI systems.
Oil prices have decreased by over three percent as U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly requesting additional time for diplomacy with Iran before contemplating renewed military strikes. The UAE expresses a desire to avoid a military confrontation but remains prepared to protect its security, citizens, and residents, with Dr. Anwar Gargash advocating for the resumption of normal shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
In Dubai, a tourism loyalty program has been unveiled, offering an invitation-only membership for repeat visitors and enhancing access to tourist visa applications via Visit Dubai. Meanwhile, Formula One's youngest world champion, Kimi Antolin, emerged at just 20 years old after securing the title in the Mexico City Grand Prix, despite four races left in the season.
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