Sujitth Puuthalath Ssudarshann • 2nd

“Call it what it is: infrastructure capture.UAE has the money and political will to move fast on this. But speed isn't the constraint — ownership is. Once a vendor trains models on patient data, the question of who controls what gets complicated fast, and most health systems don't realize that until it's too late to renegotiate.Health systems that define data and IP terms before signing will be in a fundamentally different position in five years. The others will spend that time buying back access to patterns derived from their own patients. It's happened elsewhere.Whether Abu Dhabi ends up as a buyer of healthcare AI or one of the few places that actually shapes it — that mostly depends on decisions made in the next two or three years, not later.”