Microsoft UAE to host exclusive ‘Build: AI Day’ event in Dubai

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Microsoft UAE is set to host an exclusive event titled ‘Microsoft Build: AI Day’ in Dubai, aimed at empowering developers to enhance their skills in AI innovation. Scheduled for February 20, 2024, at the Museum of the Future, the event will bring together a diverse audience including government officials, technologists, innovators, IT decision-makers, and business professionals to explore the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.

Naim Yazbeck, General Manager of Microsoft UAE, emphasized the widespread impact of AI across industries, highlighting the importance for businesses to stay abreast of advancements in this field. The event aims to provide a platform for local developers to learn about the latest AI developments, engage with Microsoft experts, and improve their ability to deliver value across various sectors.

The agenda for the ‘Microsoft Build: AI Day’ includes keynote addresses, breakout sessions, and fireside chats featuring esteemed officials and experts such as Dr. Mohammed Al Kuwaiti and Dr. Andrew Jackson. Microsoft executives will delve into topics like integrating cloud and AI into development workflows and building intelligent applications on Azure.

Furthermore, the event will showcase advancements in Generative AI and demonstrate how developers can utilize advanced AI models such as Dall-E 2, GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Codex, and ChatGPT through the Azure OpenAI Service. Special sessions will focus on building and maintaining Microsoft Copilot with Azure Machine Learning and GPT-4, as well as responsible AI usage.

Additionally, the event will feature the AI Innovation Award, recognizing individuals and organizations driving digital transformation through AI solutions. Mohamed Mikou, Chief Operations Officer and Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft Central Europe, Middle East, and Africa, expressed excitement about celebrating the achievements of innovators leveraging AI for societal impact.


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