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Not Satisfied? UAE Ministry’s New AI System Tracks Caller Emotions Instantly

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The UAE Ministry of Finance has introduced a new smart contact centre system. The AI system tracks caller emotions during customer service calls in real time. The technology studies tone, words, and emotional signals to understand if a caller is happy or unhappy. This move supports the UAE’s goal of improving public services and reducing bureaucracy.

The advanced AI platform automatically marks calls using colour codes. Calls with complaints or unresolved issues are shown in red. Positive calls with thankful responses are marked in green. Managers can quickly review service quality and take action when needed. The AI system tracks caller behaviour to help officials improve communication with the public.

The system also records important details such as call length, resolution time, common keywords, and employee performance ratings. Supervisors receive live updates through a digital dashboard. This helps teams improve customer support and respond faster to common concerns.

Another useful feature is real-time coaching for employees. If staff use casual words like “okay,” the system suggests professional alternatives such as “certainly” or “done.” This helps maintain a high standard of communication across government departments.

Officials said privacy and data protection remain a top priority. The Ministry confirmed that all customer information is handled under strict regulations. The AI system tracks caller satisfaction while keeping sensitive information secure.

The UAE continues to expand the use of artificial intelligence in government services. This latest innovation shows how AI customer service tools can create faster, smarter, and more responsive public support systems.

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