Abu dhabi: The Ras Al Khaimah Government Media Office (RAKGMO) opened its pavilion to thousands of attendees at the inaugural BRIDGE Summit at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), showcasing immersive experiences and insights into the emirate’s sustainable development trajectory, its expanding footprint in the media landscape, and its leadership in advancing best practices in government communication. According to Emirates News Agency, RAKGMO is using its dedicated pavilion at the event to display the Emirate’s vision for the future, highlighting its growth across various sectors and its pioneering role as a hub for media and innovation. The pavilion employs

Abu dhabi: Artificial intelligence’s new phase-one defined by active deployment rather than distant aspiration-came into sharp focus as global innovators addressed audiences at BRIDGE Summit 2025, the world’s largest debut media event. Across multiple sessions, speakers from Meta, Yango, Huawei, and HeyGen explored how AI is reshaping human connection, content creation, and consumer behavior, and why Abu Dhabi has become the place where these conversations now converge. According to Emirates News Agency, Meta’s Vice President for EMEA, Derya Matras, opened with a keynote titled Superintelligence: The Next Frontier of Human Connection. She described how AI is shifting daily routines, relationships,

Abu dhabi: BRIDGE Summit 2025 on Monday hosted Alexis Ohanian, Founder and General Partner at Seven Seven Six, who shared his insights on the evolving landscape of web technologies. During a session titled ‘Re-turning the Web’, moderated by Nikhil Kumar, Executive Editor at TIME, Ohanian predicted that in a world increasingly defined by AI, activities emphasizing human connection, such as sports and live theatre, will flourish. According to Emirates News Agency, Ohanian highlighted the significance of the BRIDGE Summit as a testament to the UAE’s, and particularly Abu Dhabi’s, leadership in fostering initiatives that balance the virtual and human realms.