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Caribbean counĀtries risk beĀing left beĀhind if they conĀtinĀue to treat arĀtiĀfiĀcial inĀtelĀliĀgence as a talkĀing point inĀstead of a deĀvelĀopĀment priĀorĀiĀty, acĀcordĀing to LibĀerĀty Caribbean CEO Inge Smidts.
MarkĀing this yearās InĀterĀnaĀtionĀal Girls in ICT Day, Smidts said the reĀgion has to move quickĀly from exĀperĀiĀmenĀtaĀtion to reĀal-world use.
āAI must beĀcome a reĀgionĀal deĀvelĀopĀment priĀorĀiĀty to unĀlock new posĀsiĀbilĀiĀties across our economies. This canĀnot be someĀthing we obĀserve from the sideĀlines,ā she said.
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