As outlined in our Terms of Reference, we are tasked with several key objectives: assessing the current A. landscape in Jamaica, identifying opportunities for A. integration across various sectors, de...
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By drafting such legislation, Jamaica can ensure that its AI ecosystem develops within a secure, ethical, and transparent environment, fostering trust in AI technologies among the public and encouraging
Jamaica has a National AI Task Force, a functioning Kingston tech ecosystem, high mobile penetration, a world-class BPO infrastructure, and a growing cohort of Caribbean AI practitioners.
Developed through the collaboration between the UNESCO Cluster Office for the Caribbean and the Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica, this document outlines the unique challenges and
Building AI-optimized data centers with secure, low-latency access attracts regional businesses to host their AI workloads in Jamaica, creating recurring revenue streams and deepening...
Minister of state in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce Delano Seiveright, has sought to calm growing public anxiety about artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential...
15,000+ AI use cases mapped across every Caribbean sector and industry. The most comprehensive AI opportunity analysis ever produced for the region. How AI is transforming Jamaica''s key industries -
When the Industrial Revolution reached our shores centuries ago, it came through sugar estates, shipping routes, and imperial trade systems. It shaped Jamaica''s economy for generations.
This report provides an exhaustive analysis of the impending impact of AI on Jamaica''s BPO industry, assessing the risks to current investments, the opportunities for strategic
Jamaica''s AI applications are most prominent in fintech, agriculture, and education. Efforts in sectors like tourism and supply chain management are growing but remain underdeveloped compared to other
Citing two recent studies on the future of work in the global services sector, Seiveright said Jamaica should use the technology to strengthen rather than sideline its workforce. “The important