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ZURICH: What we typically refer to as “artificial intelligence” is, in practice, a set of data-based systems (DS). These technologies are already transforming nearly every aspect of human life, giving rise to innovative business models...

DALLAS: Nearly two weeks after US special forces invaded Venezuela to capture and extract Nicolás Maduro, many people believe that President Donald Trump was motivated to act by a desire to control the country’s vast oil reserves. But...

Although Jamaica has not yet reported cases, the country should move quickly to adjust its laws to deal with harmful AI-related issues that may arise, including the creation and distribution of non-consensual sexualised deepfake images of real...

More than four decades after the Agro21 project was launched at Spring Plains in Clarendon, farmers and stakeholders are calling for renewed investment and a stronger focus on value-added agriculture to boost production and reduce waste. While the...

Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has warned that the new Shelter Relief Programme (SRP), launched to help families displaced by Hurricane Melissa, is for the “needy and not the greedy”, and urged beneficiaries to use the grants strictly...

The board of the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) has moved to address concerns raised in a procurement audit by reporting “specific matters” to the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Fraud Squad and the Jamaica Customs...

Apartment living in January 1965 reflected a growing appreciation for modern, convenient housing with style and comfort. The featured images highlighted neat patios, plant-lined stairways and well-decorated interiors, showing how residents...

Special guests enjoyed an elegant and entertaining evening at the Creative Arts Centre, University of the West Indies, as the House of Dunhill hosted patrons at the Jamaica Playhouse production of You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water...

Prime Minister Michael Manley presented Miss Barbara Watson, assistant secretary of state and head of the US Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, with a copy of his recently published book, The Politics of Change, during her courtesy call at...

A new study claims that our ancestors may have feasted on Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago after experts analysed bones in a Belgian cave where cannibalism is known to have occurred. The research revealed that the six victims were children and...

Researchers from the University of British Columbia, Canada, warn that there is a 26 per cent chance that old bits of rocket or dead satellites that have not burned could crash down on Earth and cause airspaces to shut down. Benjamin Virgili...

LONDON: In a recent commentary, Gemma Cheng’er Deng and I argued that the West needs to open its eyes to how the world is evolving, especially in light of the United States’ new National Security Strategy, which appeared to call for the...