Abu Dhabi launches AI-driven public servant AutoGov on TAMM

Abu Dhabi introduced the world’s first AutoGov function with the latest version of TAMM at GITEX Global 2025, marking a step forward in automating public services.

AutoGov manages recurring government tasks such as licence renewals, utility payments and healthcare appointments. The update aligns with Abu Dhabi’s goal of becoming the world’s first AI-native government.

The new function allows users to set preferences, customise automation and ensure services occur securely and efficiently. It also builds on the capabilities of the TAMM AI Assistant, which provides access to over 1,100 public and private services on one platform.

Ahmed Tamim Hisham Al Kuttab, Chairman of the Department of Government Enablement, Abu Dhabi (DGE), said, “The launch of TAMM AutoGov is truly transformative, redefining what government means in people’s lives. Here, the government is no longer reactive. It’s a partner that is intelligent, human-centered, and present at the moments that matter most. With the world’s first transactional AI public servant, Abu Dhabi is showing the world what anticipatory government looks like".

Dr. Mohamed Al Askar, Director-General of TAMM, said, “These new TAMM features redefine what government means in daily life".

"People can focus on their families, their work, and their ambitions, knowing that government is working quietly in the background for them. This is the true promise of an AI public servant: to give people back time and peace of mind", Al Askar added.

New tools such as AI Vision and Smart Guide simplify services through visual and spoken instructions, document scanning and real-time feedback. Translator and voice-enabled features support both Arabic and English for more accessible interactions.

TAMM also introduces personalised dashboards that remind users of upcoming tasks and deadlines. Additional features include TAMM Spaces, expanded with Family, Mobility and Sahatna hubs, focused on health, education and community needs.

TAMM Hologram will soon be available across the emirate, connecting users with live government agents through holographic technology for real-time assistance in Arabic and English.

Another new feature, TAMM by You, will enable residents to propose and vote on future services in line with Abu Dhabi’s Year of Community.

Saeed Al Mulla, Director-General at DGE, said, “These enhancements to TAMM are all about bringing government closer to the rhythms of everyday life".

"At its heart, what we are working to achieve is an effortless government, one that makes life simpler and more connected to the communities we serve”, he added.

TAMM now integrates over 1,100 services from more than 90 public and private partners, including new collaborations with ADX, Comera and Wio Bank. The platform also features first-time integrations with the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) and SAAED, allowing users to complete transactions directly through the app.

The launch of TAMM AutoGov supports the Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy 2025–2027.