The Isle of Man Government is to establish a National Office for AI Development and Regulation.
Chief Minister Alfred Cannan made the announcement during his welcome address at the Isle of Man Government Conference.
Mr Cannan said artificial intelligence brings major opportunities but also risks, warning that those unprepared will struggle to stay competitive.
The new department will help digitise public services as part of the government's plans to save £50 million over the next five years.
Pro-Palestine protest outside Isle of Man Government Conference
Pro-Palestine campaigners have been holding a protest at the Comis Hotel for the first day of the government conference.
No small local Christmas trees this year, says farm
A Christmas tree farm in the North says it won't be able to sell small, locally grown trees this year and needs to import them.
Mooragh Park among vandalism hotspots
Ramsey Commissioners says there has been a sharp rise in criminal damage.
MHK challenges government over school uniform costs for families
An MHK is questioning whether the government is doing enough to ease the cost of school uniforms for families.
Two day Government Conference kicks off today
The Isle of Man Government Conference starts today, focusing on issues affecting the Island's future.
Parking disruption expected at Noble’s this week
Parking disruptions are expected at Noble's Hospital this week, due to the delivery of a mobile MRI scanner.
New team to relaunch Bride Tea Rooms
A cafe in the north of the Island has announced its reopening.
Greener travel main focus for government's new transport plan
The government's released its new transport strategy for the future, with its main focus being sustainable travel.
