Abu Dhabi has redefined digital governance with the official launch of the world’s first AI public servant, TAMM AutoGov, at GITEX Global 2025. As the latest upgrade to the acclaimed TAMM super app, TAMM AutoGov promises to revolutionize how citizens interact with government—by shifting from reactive transactions to intuitive, proactive public services.
How TAMM AutoGov is Transforming Service Delivery
TAMM AutoGov streamlines and automates essential government tasks such as licence renewals, utility bill payments, and healthcare appointments, all without manual input from residents. Empowered by advanced AI, the system anticipates user needs, executes recurring activities seamlessly, and allows users to tailor automation preferences based on personal requirements.
This AI public servant also features real-time document scanning, voice-enabled navigation, multilingual support in Arabic and English, and even AI-powered hologram service pods that enable live face-to-face support. These innovations offer a frictionless, highly personalized experience to over a thousand public and private services available through the TAMM platform.
Driving the World’s First AI-Native Government
According to officials, the unveiling of TAMM AutoGov marks a significant milestone in Abu Dhabi’s bold strategy to become the globe’s first AI-native government by 2027. The vision is clear: move beyond single transactions and create intelligent, adaptive journeys that proactively serve the community, freeing up time and building trust with residents.
Residents also benefit from “TAMM by You,” a new interactive feature that lets the community help co-develop future government services, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s commitment to transparency and community engagement.
The Future of Governance Starts Now
With TAMM AutoGov at its core, Abu Dhabi’s digital government now bridges over 1,100 public and private sector services from more than 90 partners—all accessible via a unified, intuitive platform. This leap toward anticipatory government not only strengthens digital infrastructure but also sets a new global benchmark for what an AI public servant can mean in everyday life.