G42’s Peng Xiao Affirms Strong U.S.-UAE AI Collaboration at GITEX Global

October 15, 2024

At GITEX Global 2024, Peng Xiao, CEO of G42, emphasized the deepening relationship between the United States and the UAE in the field of artificial intelligence. Speaking at the event, Xiao highlighted the ongoing coordination between the two nations on AI development, expressing optimism about the partnership’s future.

“What I can tell you right now is that the bilateral relationship between the U.S. and the UAE cannot be stronger,” Xiao stated, reflecting on the increasing collaboration in areas of AI research, innovation, and technological exchange. The partnership is expected to fuel advancements in AI technologies and provide mutual benefits for both countries in various industries, from healthcare to security and beyond.

G42, a leading AI and cloud computing company based in the UAE, has been at the forefront of this partnership, driving initiatives aimed at promoting cross-border AI innovation. With global collaboration key to the future of AI, Xiao’s remarks underscore the importance of international efforts to harness the power of artificial intelligence for the global good.

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