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Tech giants in the Gulf are building super-apps to dominate digital life

Tech giants in the Gulf are building super-apps to dominate digital life

Talabat and Botim are following Careem's lead, rolling out everything from grocery delivery to digital wallet…

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For Gulf businesses, chatbots are a difficult conversation

For Gulf businesses, chatbots are a difficult conversation

Gulf businesses are increasingly using chatbots for customer service, but as this frustrates 80% of their cli…

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Reality still beats deepfake technology ... for now

Reality still beats deepfake technology ... for now

Technology experts are confident that artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes will not dominate or replac…

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How cloud computing will serve as the foundation for business innovation

How cloud computing will serve as the foundation for business innovation

Public and private sectors are investing in cloud to improve their infrastructure and leverage this technolog…

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Here's how Israel is changing the way we travel

Here's how Israel is changing the way we travel

Nicknamed as 'the startup nation', Israel stands out as one of the world's most innovative countries. But how…

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The UAE is fighting AI hackers with AI of its own

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By Divsha Bhat, Indranil Ghosh Verified
| Rest of World Verified
Missiles crossed the Gulf in February, and hackers armed with artificial intelligence followed. The United Arab Emirates has detected and contained coordinated cyberattacks on the aviation, energy, and education sectors since February, when fighting began between Iran, Israel, and the U.S., the country’s Cyber Security Council said on August 10. Hackers have made about 800,000 attempts a day since February, four times the prewar level.
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Iran war: GPS jamming, spoofing upends delivery work in Gulf countries

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By Divsha Bhat
| Scroll.in Verified
This article was originally published in Rest of World, which covers technology’s impact outside the West. As war raged across the Persian Gulf in the first week of March, delivery driver Saeed Ahmed continued making deliveries in Dubai. Navigating down Al Asayel street, the 32-year-old driver for Lulu Hypermarket followed the blue navigation line on his phone as it guided him to a customer. Then, without warning, the route on his map shifted. The street he was on became invisible.
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In the Gulf, GPS jamming leaves delivery drivers navigating blind

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By Divsha Bhat, Michael Zelenko Verified
| Rest of World Verified
As war raged across the Persian Gulf in the first week of March, delivery driver Saeed Ahmed continued making deliveries in Dubai. Navigating down Al Asayel street, the 32-year-old driver for Lulu Hypermarket followed the blue navigation line on his phone as it guided him to a customer. Then, without warning, the route on his map shifted. The street he was on became invisible. Ahmed pulled over and called the customer. The address was correct. The map was not.
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