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Barbados seeks greater say in global AI debate

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Barbados is positioning itself to help shape global artificial intelligence policy, but a leading technology consultant has suggested that small island states could be little more than consumers of a technology whose infrastructure and development they do not control.

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Barbados seeks greater say in global AI debate

Barbados is positioning itself to help shape global artificial intelligence policy, but a leading technology consultant has suggested that small island states could be little more than consumers of a technology whose infrastructure and development they do not control.

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Barbados Today broke the news 5 hours ago on Friday, October 2, 2026.

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