The UAE's new laws will be created using artificial intelligence.

The UAE plans to use artificial intelligence to create laws

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) intends to implement artificial intelligence for the creation of new laws and updating existing legislation. This project will become the most ambitious in the world, reports 'Glavcom'.

According to UAE Prime Minister Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the new system will make the legislative process faster and more accurate. 'This new legislative system, based on artificial intelligence, will change how we create laws,' Sheikh Mohammed said. He added that this ensures that the UAE's legislative base remains competitive and adaptable to the country's development path.

Last week, the UAE government approved the creation of a special body - the Regulatory Intelligence Office, which will be responsible for implementing artificial intelligence in the legislative field.

It is expected that artificial intelligence will help increase the speed of law creation by 70%. To achieve this, a large database is planned to be created, which will include all federal and local laws, judicial decisions, and information from government services. The application of artificial intelligence will allow the system to propose changes to legislation independently and assess their impact on the economy and society.

Researchers note that no country has yet used artificial intelligence for active rewriting of laws. It is mainly used as a tool for analysis and optimization. However, experts warn of the risks associated with generating unstable or fabricated responses by artificial intelligence.

Vincent Strab, a researcher from Oxford, emphasizes that while the idea of using artificial intelligence in legislation looks promising, full mechanization of the law-making process should be approached with caution.

Recently, the world's first fluid rocket engine, fully developed by artificial intelligence, was tested in the United Kingdom.