Dubai is training 14,000 companies to run AI agents, on a two-year clock
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Dubai Chambers is putting more than 14,000 companies through training in agentic AI, the kind of software that carries out tasks on its own rather than answering questions. The body launched the courses on 1 September in front of 90 chairpersons of its business groups and councils. It sent the anno…
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- 2026-09-07 21:50 · The Next Web
Dubai is training 14,000 companies to run AI agents, on a two-year clock
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