The government says it's spent almost £165,000 on AI for its workers over the last two years.
3FM made a Freedom of Information request to the Cabinet Office about how many government staff use AI and how much it had cost.
In its response, the organisation said since June 2024, it had bought 3,460 licences for Microsoft Copilot.
In 2024 around £5,300 was spent, rising to £33,600 last year - and more than £125,000 so far this year.
Hustings meeting announced in Andreas next month
Andreas residents will get the chance to quiz their election candidates next month.
Yellow flood warning issued for Ramsey overnight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tonight.
Could your big motorbike be a movie star?
Do you have a 1000cc motorbike that would look good on the big screen?
Mountain road cycling ban in force from tomorrow
Cyclists are being warned to stay off the Mountain Road over the next fortnight.
Election candidate reprimanded over data protection breach
A prospective candidate in this year's general election has been handed a data protection reprimand.
Southern road will keep closed for another week
A road in the south of the Island will remain closed for another week.
Education Department won't reveal September school roll numbers yet
The Department of Education, Sport and Children says it won't reveal how many children will be in schools from September.
Cruise ship arrives this morning
A cruise ship with 2,000 people aboard is due to stop in the Island's capital today.
