New laws which turn data into company assets could spark an AI gold rush here.
A recently-passed piece of Tynwald legislation means companies will now be able to hold data used to train AI models as recognised legal assets.
On LinkedIn, a number of Manx-based tech companies say it could revolutionise the industry as the value of data used by AI models rises.
And the new laws could also bring an influx of companies who want to take advantage of the new legal structure.
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