The government's announced plans to set up a National Artificial Intelligence Office by January next year.
Digital Isle of Man says the office will coordinate AI activity, manage risks, and set policy for the technology.
The Department for Enterprise agency explained it's also been working with international partners, including signing an agreement with the AI Singapore organisation.
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says AI offers enormous potential to grow the Island's economy and improve public services, but must be used responsibly.
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