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Interview with Mo Gawdat

Artificial intellgence expert Mo Gawdat tells Sonal that AI is very close to keeping up with human intelligence, making our future uncertain.

Barbenheimer

And while fans here are still eagerly awaiting the release of the Barbie movie it's safe to say the movie has been one half of a major boost for box offices in other territories, thanks to the phenomenon known as Barbenheimer.

Hamish Harding's last interview on Dubai Eye before the Titanic mission

Dubai-based British billionaire Hamish Harding was a regular guest on Dubai Eye 103.8. Over the years, he joined us in the studio to discuss the many adventures he had been on, from his journey to the edge of space to his experience descending to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

Can you reunite Rob with his Rolex?

Dubai Police recently warned residents not to join in a viral trend aimed at proving the city's honest nature by leaving valuables unattended. But what if you found yourself doing so accidentally in the most unlikely way?

Lionel Messi to Saudi?

Could we see the rivalry between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo renewed in Saudi Arabia?

A stunt Tom Cruise would be proud of

Has Tom Cruise been in touch with Luke Czepiela the man who landed his Red Bull plane on the Burj Al Arab helipad? If not, a friend of Off Script 103.8fm Wade Eastwood needs to hook them up.

Off-Plan Property Popularity

There are plenty of off-plan properties launching in the UAE. So we asked Clementine Munro, Associate Director - Head of Apartment Sales, Espace Real Estate what's driving this boom in construction and sale.

Sleep Divorce

Many couples tend to sleep in separate rooms just to get a good night's rest, which is known as sleep divorce. B​ut does this actually affect a relationship?

Successful businessman started with AED 2,500 salary

Brands for Less CEO Toufic Kriedieh says it took years of hard work to grow his retail empire. He fondly recalls how he started as an employee earning AED 2,500 to being boss overseeing 80 branches and 3,500 staff.