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Source: Khaleej Times

UAE Bars AI Agents From Making Government Decisions Affecting Human Livelihoods

The UAE has established a firm regulatory red line barring artificial intelligence agents from making government decisions that impact an individual's livelihood. Speaking at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders in Dubai, AI Minister Omar Sultan Al Olama stated that human life cannot be assigned a monetary value. The government plans for AI to deliver 50 percent of federal services within two years, while fully excluding high-risk sensitive processes from automation.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Gulf News

UAE Launches Emirati Work Bundle to Streamline Private Sector Hiring

The UAE Government has introduced the Emirati Work Bundle in the Private Sector to integrate employment processes into a single digital platform. The system combines stages from Nafis candidate matching to formal job appointment, establishment quota approvals, and employee registration. It is part of the federal Zero Bureaucracy Programme aimed at reducing administrative steps and supporting private-sector compliance.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Legit News

UAE Confirms Golden Visa Holders Can Sponsor Spouses, Children, and Parents

The UAE government has confirmed the family sponsorship privileges available under the Golden Visa scheme, permitting holders to secure residence permits for three categories of relatives. According to official portal information reported by Legit.ng, eligible family members include spouses, children of any age, and parents. Unlike standard residency routes that impose age caps on sponsored children, adult children remain eligible under the Golden Visa framework.

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