The Caribbean and artificial intelligence: past, present and future

1 December 2024 | Publication

Work area(s)

Production, productivity and management Sustainable development and human settlements Planning for development Gender affairs Social development

Topic(s)

Information and communications technologies (ICTs) Innovation, science and technology Digital government Global governance Public policies Big data International cooperation Monitoring of international/regional agreements Sustainable development Climate change Disasters Human rights Planning Foresight Energy Environment Gender equality Training Education Infrastructure

The Caribbean and artificial intelligence: past, present and future

- Publication corporate author (Institutional author): CDCC
- Physical description: 20 p.
- Publisher: ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean
- Date: 1 December 2024

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Table of contents

  • Director’s Desk: The Caribbean and Artificial Intelligence: Past, present and future. -- Uncovering a piece of Caribbean AI history: The 1989 Caribbean Conference and Exhibition on Artificial Intelligence. -- Highlights from a year of action: The Caribbean grapples with artificial intelligence (AI). -- “AI holds a unique promise of a future where technology and humanity advance together” – Craig Ramlal, UN AI Advisor. -- The Global Index on Responsible AI: Review and policy recommendations for Caribbean countries. -- Recent and upcoming meetings. -- List of Recent ECLAC Documents and Publications.

SDG(s)

9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure 13. Climate action 16. Peace, justice and strong institutions 17. Partnership for the goals