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their proficiency in generative artificial intelligence applications due to its growing prominence

               in  modern working environment.  His Excellency further explained how generative AI is
               receiving increased attention due to its capacity to create content, text, code, solve algorithms,

               and offer suggestions and solutions across key sectors, such as  health, economy,  media,
               education, and human resources management among others.




               H.E. Al Falasi stated: " As the primary force behind societal development, the human element

               serves as the most valuable  resource for institutions.  As a result, the  Human Resources
               Department of the Dubai Government  continuously works  to equip  its  cadres with  all

               necessary resources and tools of empowerment. We place a high value on utilising the newest
               innovations and technologies to boost performance and efficiency, and generative AI is a vital

               tool in this regard. The initiative enables the government's Human Resources sector to stay
               abreast of the demands of the modern age and prepare for potential changes. It can lead to a

               qualitative change in overall work efficiency and management planning, which will strengthen
               Dubai’s position as a leader in technological development and managerial effectiveness.

               Likewise, we also believe this could result in improved decision-making and more precise data
               analysis."





               The program also demonstrated the potential of generative AI in bringing about a substantial
               change across a broad range of industries and driving innovation in a variety of fields, thereby

               enabling human resources to focus on core tasks. Courses in the program covered the use of

               AI and related applications to streamline and enhance workflows, apply AI to human resources
               management, and  drive innovation  in short-  and long-term tasks alike. The Department

               further seeks to remain current with the areas of data processing and institutional work where
               artificial intelligence – especially generative AI – is becoming increasingly important.


               By linking AI's use to the Department's corporate vision and strategic goals, the program

               sought to give DGHR employees a comprehensive understanding of the technology's benefits
               and uses.  DGHR’s training program for employees  concluded with the  Human Resources

               Hackathon ‘The Future of Human Resources,’ which aligned with the Department's goals for
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