His presentation deeply resonated with attendees, sparking discussions on the importance of establishing strong regulatory frameworks to address ethical concerns related to AI. This focus on ethical dimensions was a recurring theme throughout the summit, reflecting the urgent need for responsible AI practices in the face of rapid technological advancement.
The Summit not only triggered productive discussions among stakeholders, but also paved the way for deeper and more strategic partnerships in the region. It has served as a catalyst for collaborative efforts, enabling governments, private sector actors and civil society organizations to explore innovative solutions and forge new connections within the South. Building on the momentum generated by the event, there is now a potential avenue for sustained dialogue and joint initiatives that will advance the region’s digital transformation and technological advancements.
Other notable sessions included a presentation by Ajibola Adigun, who highlighted the implications of technological determinism in AI, particularly as it relates to bias and misidentification of marginalized communities.
At the conclusion of the discussions, the summit positioned Saint Lucia as a key hub for continued dialogues on the role of AI in responding to global challenges, paving the way for a more inclusive and responsibly governed technology landscape. ethics in the Caribbean and beyond.
The collaborative spirit of the event underscored the belief that through knowledge sharing and strategic partnerships, countries in the Global South can leverage technology to create a more equitable future.
