The goal of AI in the Caribbean is augmentation, not replacement. While AI handles repetitive tasks, it frees up human workers to focus on creative, strategic, and interpersonal work, areas where Caribbean people excel. Initiatives like IMPACT 26 are designed specifically to upskill our workforce, ensuring we are ready for the new, higher-value jobs that the AI economy creates.

When Hurricane Melissa roared across Jamaica, it wasn’t just another storm.
It was a test of our resilience, our systems, and our ability to think together.

Winds above 180 miles per hour struck the coastlines of St Elizabeth, Manchester, and Hanover, flooding towns and cutting off access to vital services. The aftermath has left thousands displaced, roads impassable, and agriculture in crisis.

But from every storm, a new kind of strength can emerge.
That’s where you come in.

Welcome to SpyWeek 4, use Machine Learning to help the IMPACT Spy Agency fight Double Agents and Enemy Spies

Welcome to the Mindframe Week, AI needs and feeds on Data, its time to prove your Data Expertise

Drill Week

Drill Week