UAE becomes world’s first country to receive AI certification in agricultural sector  

AI certification in agricultural sector

The UAE is proving its expertise in AI innovation as it receives the first global ISO certification for using AI in the agricultural and food safety industry. Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) has secured the key achievement with ISO 42001:2023 international certification for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems. 

An official statement read that the ADAFSA has actively used advanced AI technologies such as intelligent analytics and machine learning algorithms to improve the efficiency of agricultural operations and food safety services delivered by the authority. “It underscores the Authority’s dedication to managing AI technologies responsibly and effectively, in alignment with the UAE’s digital transformation and sustainable development goals.”  

Following the news, Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Applications, said that the UAE continues to lead in AI adoption and the latest smart technologies across various sectors, including agriculture. 

The ISO certification depicts a steadfast support of the UAE’s leadership, dedication of the Authority, and the collaboration with strategic partners, said Dr. Tariq Al Ameri, Acting Director-General of ADAFSA.

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