The government says it's spending £1 million of taxpayers' money on a national AI office.
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the money will be spent to strengthen competitiveness, improve public services and build AI literacy.
Launched today, the office will aim to produce a strategy in its first year and will include expertise from across government organisations.
Mr Cannan announced the new body would be set up last September.
Pet shock collar ban petition hits 1,000 mark
An animal charity's petition calling for pet shock collars to be banned on the Island has hit 1,000 signatures.
'Incident' closes road in Onchan, say police
Police say a road in Onchan will be closed for some time because of an incident.
New stamps mark Chinese New Year
The Post Office has released a new set of stamps marking the Zodiac Year of the Horse.
Onchan and Douglas 20mph zones come in next week
The Department of infrastructure says a road traffic order introducing 20mph zones in Douglas and Onchan comes into force next week.
Fitness day to raise money for Arctic expedition
A woman hoping to trek across the Arctic Circle will hold a fitness day in Ramsey this month to raise money for charity.
Housing and potential new school to be discussed in Tynwald
A housing development and possible new school in the south of the Island will be under the spotlight next week.
Pay car tax and upgrade licences online under new service
The Department of Infrastructure says you can now pay car tax and upgrade driving licences online.
Minister says most visa holders need English skills
Most people who need visas to move to the Island have to have English language skills to do so, according to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson.
