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DCAI accepts applications for accelerator programme

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August 11, 2025

Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DCAI) is now accepting applications for the second cycle of its "Future of AI in Government Services Accelerator" programme, inviting both local and international tech innovators and Al companies to collaborate with government entities on innovative solutions that harness Al to enhance public services across Dubai.

Launched by DCAI in partnership with Dubai Future Accelerators, an initiative of the Dubai Future Foundation, the programme seeks to attract groundbreaking ideas that address both today's challenges and those on the horizon for government services. It aligns closely with the 'Dubai Universal Blueprint for Artificial Intelligence', reinforcing Dubai's vision to become the world's largest hub for Al-driven innovation across key sectors.

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