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Oman's accession as a founding member of the Global Cooperation Organization for Artificial Intelligence signals its strategic pivot toward shaping international governance standards rather than merely adopting existing tools. By launching 'Mu'een', a localized generative model trained on national datasets, the Sultanate demonstrates a concrete commitment to preserving cultural context within global AI ecosystems while establishing robust regulatory frameworks centered on human values. This move underscores how emerging markets are increasingly prioritizing sovereign data strategies and responsible deployment protocols as central components of their digital economy roadmaps.
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Oman charts next phase of AI strategy after joining global governance body

GDELT5 min read

Muscat: Oman's decision to become a founding member of the newly established Global Cooperation Organization for Artificial Intelligence (AI) marks a significant step in the country's efforts to position itself as a regional and global player in AI governance, while reinforcing its long-term strategy to build a knowledge-based digital economy. The Sultanate signed the agreement establishing the organisation in Shanghai, China, joining 28 other countries in an initiative aimed at strengthening international cooperation and governance in artificial intelligence. The move reflects Oman's commitment to embracing emerging technologies while contributing to the development of global…

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