Dubai represents an advanced model in the vision for the future of government work in the era of assistive artificial intelligence. With the rapid developments and technological changes occurring globally, the emirate aims to adopt new methods that enhance the effectiveness of the government sector and enable it to adapt to these transformations. Therefore, the Dubai Government Human Resources Department adopts a proactive approach aimed at strengthening the relationship between humans and technology, reflecting a strong commitment to leveraging artificial intelligence to improve performance and efficiency in government sectors.
The Dubai Government Human Resources Department is organizing the Human Resources Forum 2026 tomorrow, under the theme “Human Resources in the Era of Assistive Artificial Intelligence.” This event aligns with the emirate’s efforts to enhance the government sector’s readiness for rapid transformations in artificial intelligence technologies. The forum focuses on building a more efficient and flexible government model through the integration of humans and technology.
The forum highlights the role of assistive artificial intelligence in reshaping the future of government work, particularly through its impact on decision-making processes and human resource management. It also addresses how to design jobs and develop skills, contributing to increased productivity and institutional performance efficiency. It is worth noting that humans will remain in decision-making positions within a clear and responsible governance system.
The event will bring together a select group of government leaders, policymakers, technology experts, and human resource officials, where participants will discuss profound transformations in the labor market, including redefining jobs and building future skills. Frameworks for governance concerning the use of artificial intelligence in work environments will also be examined, along with how to maintain a balance between technological innovation, accountability, and institutional trust.
Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al-Falasi, Director General of the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, affirmed that the UAE and Dubai are moving towards a proactive government model supported by digital technologies. He explained that the challenge lies in how to utilize this technology in a way that enhances human capabilities while maintaining trust and public value, emphasizing the necessity for final decisions to remain in human hands.
The forum represents a strategic dialogue platform that brings together various government entities and experts to exchange insights on the future of work in the era of assistive artificial intelligence. This exchange contributes to building more flexible policies in preparation for the future and enhances the digital transformation path in Dubai’s government sector.