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Artificial intelligence is pegged as the magic solution to nearly every business challenge, and the destroyer of jobs. Is that accurate? Like any technology, artificial intelligence isn’t magic. It is just another useful tool that can be used to solv...

Our government is focused on technology as a future pillar of the economy, with increasing emphasis in the fintech area. For Bermuda to succeed in this arena, we need to develop a workforce with the skills to meet the needs and demands of this fast-c...

The cultural legacy of Bermuda’s seniors will form part of a trove of filmed interviews and video recordings to air on the Bermuda Government television station. Lovitta Foggo, the social development minister, said there would be “a concerted effort ...

Raymond DeShields never visits St George’s without taking a swing around Ordnance Island. He likes to check on the Deliverance replica; his baby. Fifty years ago, he helped to build it for the Bermuda Junior Service League, and still remembers ever...

It can be easy to forget how revolutionary e-mail was. Go back 25 or more years ago and think about how different things were then. To send a letter, it usually meant printing it, putting it in an envelope, putting a stamp on it, dropping it off at a...

It’s crunch time tonight for young entrepreneurs who get five minutes each to pitch their business ideas before a panel of judges. The good news for teen finalists Madison Thompson and Natalie Calderon, of Bermuda High School, and Andreaz Glasgow, of...

Over the half-term break, Luann Wainwright-Dill together with her team hosted this year’s Steam Academy Camp at CedarBridge Academy. Mrs Wainwright-Dill, the Gate education officer for the Ministry of Education, ushered 30 children from different sch...

American space agency Nasa opened its new tracking station yesterday. The station, on Cooper’s Island in St David’s, will be used to monitor Nasa space missions as a predecessor did from the same site in the 1960s, when rockets from Cape Canaveral in...

How many jobs are vulnerable to automation? Plenty of people ask that question, and plenty of people try to give numerical answers. A recent study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said that about 46 per cent of jobs have ...

A veterinarian warned pet owners to take extra care yesterday after he treated two dogs who had eaten rat poison. Andrew Madeiros, of Ettrick Animal Hospital, said the clinic sometimes dealt with animals who had been exposed to rat bait, but it was u...

To leave a longstanding mark in history, Donald Trump needs more than low unemployment numbers and a string of scandals. He needs a moonshot. Other leaders have labelled their goals “moonshots”, but to be remembered alongside the original moonshot, a...

Denis Pitcher, The Fintech Column There has been a lot of excitement around the market collapse of cryptocurrencies lately. So much so that even The Economist recently published an article headlined “Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are useless — f...