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Trinidad and Tobago and/vs AI.
When I wrote âArtificial Extinctionâ, I briefly touched on coverage related to artificial intelligence here in Trinidad and Tobago. Itâs hard to explain just how out of mind it is, so Iâll just write a bit of the local scene. Today, as I stood in line waiting an annoying amount of time waiting to pay for the 5l bottle of water at a local convenience store, I glanced at the headlines. As usual,âŠ
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One is the deadliest number
One is the deadliest number
Above: Illustration of contact tracing by Lakshmi Persad/DepositPhotos.
BitDepth#1249 for May 14, 2020
On Monday, the Government of Trinidad and Tobago began a phased relaxation of restrictions imposed to control the spread of covid19.
Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh, declared his ministry to be nervous about the potential outcome of even these first tentative relaxation measures.
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Winds of change. This season of covid19 proves that businesses and government operations here in T&T can be nimble and efficient, in quick time. This pandemic proves that all the bureaucracy and snail's pace action to get things done, is just an act. We have the ability to be innovative, agile, and productive, and get things done expeditiously...whether it is the delivery of goods and services, or preparation and approval of documents On top of that, this trial shows that we have the capacity to be kind. Let us try to maintain these positive changes. Let this be the new normal. #GoRTT #trinidadandtobago #changeisgood #covidbegone #worksmart #bekind https://www.instagram.com/p/B_nT272JQKz/?igshid=1uxm49858lce6
Michelle Loubon reports on the Forum on the Internet of Things for the Trinidad Express.
Peterson said: âCaribbean nations fall into the category of developing economies. Such economies must of necessity seamlessly interlink and interface within a rapidly transforming digitally connected world. IOT forum is a timely platform for regulators, governments, providers and other related stakeholders toâŠ
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The challenge facing the new skills initiative Above: Carolina Gonzålez-Velosa, photographed in a meeting room at the IDB's Port-of-Spain offices. Photo by Mark Lyndersay.
Public WiFi to roll out by bus
Public WiFi to roll out by bus
According to information posted on the website of the Ministry of Public Administration and CommunicationâŠ
The provision of free Wi-Fi is a country-wide initiative of the GoRTT aimed at bringing more citizens online and allowing greater access to available e-government and other services.
Through this programme, GoRTT intends to bring more citizens online and provide greater online access.
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I make stupid life decisions but at least I take responsibility for them
Once I finish what Iâm studying, everything will get tougher, real; and I know it. But Iâm excited. I want to move out, have crappy jobs, sleep and live like shit for a while. I want to work as a creative. I want to move out. Again. Many times. I want to travel and discover new places, new people, new food. I want to be alone for a couple of days in my pyjamas reading books or rewatching my favourite series. I want to adopt a puppy. I want to play more pokĂ©mon and donât get stressed that much with everything. I want to organise my life. And I want to be messy. I want to learn new languages and donât ever stop. I want to discover new music and love it like Iâve known it for years. I want to grow and feel that Iâve done something useful. I want to live my life. My own. I want everything. Altogether. Or not. I donât care. But I want it all.
