ChatGPT-designed a part of Sheikh Tahnoon’s dwelling hailed as AI turns into ‘new life-style’

Artificial intelligence is turning into “more of a lifestyle” and is transferring from workplaces to properties, the chief government of UAE-based AI main G42 has mentioned.

The dwelling of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi, National Security Adviser and G42 chairman, is one instance of AI’s affect on on a regular basis life, Peng Xiao mentioned throughout a panel dialogue on the Gitex Global know-how exhibition in Dubai on Tuesday.

A Japanese compound – with conventional indoor and outside residing areas – inside the residence overlooking the ocean was inbuilt lower than a 12 months with the assistance of ChatGPT, he mentioned.

“The reason why it was so fast in delivery is because the entire design was done with him personally prompting ChatGPT 500 times to design this … and I’m not kidding you, it’s real,” Mr Xiao mentioned.

“In addition to this strategically designed compound in Abu Dhabi, if you visit the office of my chairman, you won’t see too many employees, because there’s a 10-to-one ratio of AI agents working in his office,” he added.

However, he confused that folks stay on the centre of progress, including that the usage of AI brokers is a “powerful productivity boost”.

“I think the future is here today. If your home is designed by ChatGPT, if you have more agents working for you than humans, AI has already arrived and [is an] integral part of our everyday life,” Mr Xiao mentioned.

AI adoption is rising at an outstanding tempo globally, with nations such because the UAE fuelling its speedy ascend.

In June, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, introduced that the UAE’s National Artificial Intelligence System would turn into an advisory member of the Cabinet from January 2026.

The system will assist decision-making, present technical evaluation and enhance coverage effectivity.

A month later, Sheikh Mohammed unveiled a federal technique cycle designed to place AI on the core of presidency planning and repair supply.

Abu Dhabi can be committing vital funding to make sure its AI technique’s success. About Dh13 billion ($3.53 billion) is being allotted between this 12 months and 2027 to foster innovation and drive AI adoption throughout authorities departments.

“We think every country is going to need to have an AI strategy, and it’s got to be a top priority for national leadership,” Sam Altman, co-founder and chief government of OpenAI, advised delegates on Tuesday.

“The leadership of UAE on this has been incredible to see. I hope this will serve as an example for the rest of the world about what it looks like for a forward-thinking country to really embrace AI and say: ‘This is going to be an important part of our future.’”

‘Wave of AI transformation’

In May, G42 teamed up with OpenAI, Oracle and Nvidia to arrange Stargate UAE, a one-gigawatt computing cluster that may function within the emirate’s 5GW UAE-US AI Campus. Cisco and Japan’s TenderBank Group are additionally collaborating on the computing cluster.

Speaking at a separate panel dialogue at Gitex on Tuesday, Andrew Jackson, group chief AI officer at G42, mentioned that about 300 megawatts of compute shall be up and working by subsequent 12 months, beginning the “first wave of transformation”.

Compute pertains to the sources wanted for AI programs to perform, together with coaching fashions, processing knowledge, and making predictions and giving solutions.

“I think we’re going to be getting up and running [by next year], and I think by then, we’ll have already started a lot of the transformational work,” Mr Jackson mentioned.

Meanwhile, UAE-based Khazna Data Centres, which is delivering the infrastructure layer for Stargate UAE, introduced plans on Tuesday to develop operational capability by greater than 1 gigawatt over the following 5 years. More than 400MW of recent capability shall be delivered in key worldwide markets together with Saudi Arabia and Italy, it added.

In the UAE, Khazna is growing a number of new tasks, together with hyperscale amenities in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Ajman.

Last month, the corporate mentioned it secured a 10-year, $2.62 billion financing facility from Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank and First Abu Dhabi Bank to assist its growth plans.

“As the world enters an era defined by AI and digital economies, infrastructure is becoming the catalyst for national transformation,” said Hassan Alnaqbi, chief executive of Khazna Data Centres.