AI has changed defence industry expectations, says Edge executive

Published on January 25, 2024

Ahmed Al Khoori, senior vice president for strategy and excellence at Edge Group, spoke to The National on the sidelines of Umex. Victor Besa / The National

Artificial intelligence poses major challenges as well as opportunities for UAE defence conglomerate Edge, a senior executive has said.

“It is a challenge for us to keep up with the pace but we’re up to the challenge,” Ahmed Al Khoori, senior vice president of strategy and excellence at Edge, told The National in an interview on Wednesday.

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