Abu Dhabi has formed TAMM Global to license customized versions of the TAMM government services platform to other governments. The announcement says governments can adapt the platform to their own laws, policies, public services and citizen needs. The announcement says citizens' data remains sovereign and under the control of the government licensing and deploying the platform.
The announcement says governments can adopt existing TAMM services and capabilities through TAMM Global. Governments can also migrate their own services onto the platform or commission entirely new services tailored to local requirements, according to the announcement. Multiple U.S. cities are already considering Abu Dhabi's AI app. The first customer is expected to be in America.
TAMM is part of Abu Dhabi's Department of Government Enablement. The platform connects more than 1,200 public- and private-sector services and is used by 4.7 million people. The government estimates that TAMM avoids 37 million visits a year to government service centers. The government estimates that TAMM saves users 54 million hours a year.
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest emirate. Abu Dhabi has demonstrated how an AI-focused government can simplify reporting potholes, registering vehicles, starting businesses and renewing identity documents. TAMM is part of the UAE's large investment in AI.
TAMM Director General Dr. Mohamed Al Askar said governments exist to serve people and improve daily lives. Al Askar said citizens have spent time accessing public services for generations. Al Askar said Abu Dhabi's use of AI to handle routine tasks and simplify service delivery has given millions of people back their time. Al Askar said TAMM Global allows Abu Dhabi to share that model worldwide so more people can benefit from faster, simpler and more responsive public services.
Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith praised TAMM at a U.S. Senate hearing last year. Smith said, "We need to bring this to America." The announcement described Abu Dhabi's model of an AI-native government as exportable.
Abu Dhabi Launches TAMM Global to License AI Government Platform
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Abu Dhabi has launched TAMM Global to license its AI-powered government platform to other nations, aligning with evolving global crypto policy. The TAMM platform, used by 4.7 million people, connects over 1,200 services and saves users 54 million hours yearly. Governments can tailor TAMM to local laws, with the first customer expected in America. The platform supports government crypto regulation efforts and is part of Abu Dhabi's Department of Government Enablement. Microsoft’s Brad Smith has previously endorsed TAMM for U.S. adoption.
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