Abu Dhabi and OpenAI turn rules into AI-checked compliance, starting with food imports
Sorted AI6d agoAbu Dhabi's government and OpenAI have launched Machine-Readable Government (MRG), which makes certain laws and policies readable by AI so applications can be checked against them, AGBI reports. Its first use is food import product registration at the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority, a process handling around 20,000 new registrations a year and drawing on 1,400 policy documents; each recommendation links to the provisions behind it so officials can verify, correct or override it before deciding. AGBI says it was told routine checks can be completed in minutes rather than days. Construction permits, business and freelance licensing and procurement are among the planned extensions, and the government and OpenAI say processing stays in UAE data centres and the data will not be used to train AI models.
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