The Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences concluded the 3rd World Giftedness Center International Conference under the theme “Educating the Gifted in the Era of Artificial Intelligence (AI).” The four-day event brought together over 5,000 experts from 75 countries, highlighting the UAE’s growing role in global education and talent development.

The conference featured case studies and research on integrating AI into education, exploring how technology can enhance creativity and support gifted learners. Sessions covered topics such as AI-based curricula, digital learning environments, mental well-being, and neuroscience applications in talent education.

Experts emphasized the need to balance technology and human creativity, calling for teacher training and stronger partnerships between universities and giftedness centers. They urged the development of adaptive learning systems that respond to each learner’s potential.

In closing, the Foundation’s leadership announced that the World Giftedness Center will turn the conference’s recommendations into new international research programs and partnerships. These efforts aim to improve gifted education through innovation and collaboration with global institutions.

Participants reaffirmed the Foundation’s role in positioning the UAE as a global hub for gifted education and research, committing to future cooperation that links AI innovation with human development and sustainable progress.