AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoNational Animation Policy Consultation: The Office of the Prime Minister held a public consultation on the Green Paper stage of Jamaica’s National Animation Policy, urging local animators to submit what they want included to grow a more competitive, sustainable industry. Climate & Farming Tech: ADOPT Caribbean soil-health kits were handed over to farmers in Jamaica and the region, with tools like rain gauges, pH meters, and irrigation-support supplies aimed at climate-resilient agriculture. AI in Daily Life: Digicel says its Ruby AI system is already handling a large share of customer-care conversations in Jamaica, positioning AI as support for agents, not replacement. Education & Skills: JCF Cadet Academy students posted strong CSEC and CAPE results, while a new AI mental wellness companion called Choobi is being built to reduce stigma and improve access to support. Justice & AI: Chief Justice Bryan Sykes says AI should enhance court efficiency without replacing judges or staff. Public Services Pressure: Oracabessa’s library closure has students worried about access to books, internet, printing, and study space. Health & Youth: NCDA reports fewer teens are drinking or using ganja, but warns remaining levels still need stronger prevention and enforcement. Disaster Readiness: CIMH and UWI are urging Caribbean preparations for intensifying heat and drought as El Niño strengthens. Creator Economy: FENIX360 launched “Streaming Reimagined,” partnering with Gaana to add direct-to-fan integration and monetization tools.
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