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Abu Dhabi puts an AI-assisted food-import compliance pilot into production

Abu Dhabi Government and OpenAI announced a Machine-Readable Government initiative on November 2. Its first pilot is already in production at the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority for food imports. A defined set of existing rules is translated into machine-readable form so AI can help officials assess routine compliance and trace each assessment to a rule. Officials retain final decisions. The government says inference runs in UAE data centres. This is an Abu Dhabi government pilot, not a new law or evidence of deployment across all services.

Primary source · Abu Dhabi Media Office · November 2, 2026

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