Caribbean AI, found at caribbeanai.org, is the Caribbean region’s dedicated platform for artificial intelligence news, research, education, and business strategy. It tracks AI developments across CARICOM member states, covers AI policy from regional bodies including UNESCO and the Caribbean Development Bank, and provides practical guidance for Caribbean businesses and professionals building AI capability. Below are the questions people ask most about AI in the Caribbean, answered directly.

StarApple AI the Caribbean's first AI company, is offering free AI assessments and training to governments and non-profits to prevent wasteful AI spending.

Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic AI coding tool. Here is what developers and businesses in Trinidad and Tobago need to know before adopting it in 2026.

An AI Scientist just published a Step-by-step guide to an Efficient AI Apocalypse, Spoiler: It’s easier than you think.

The Caribbean region stands at a definitive crossroads. As of early 2026, the global artificial intelligence landscape has fractured into distinct regulatory and operational blocs. In this volatile environment, passive adoption of foreign AI tools is a strategic liability. This document outlines a path to Sovereign Intelligence. We define this not as the rejection of global tools, but as the capability to govern, audit, and contextualize them.

In this edition of Conversations with Caribbean Minds, we sit down with Adrian Dunkley, Founder and CEO of StarApple AI, the Caribbean’s first artificial intelligence company. He shares the story of how a childhood moment with his grandmother and a strange purple fruit ignited his lifelong curiosity and led him to build one of the region’s most transformative technology companies.