Maestro Maestro

AI in Caribbean Public Health: Use Cases, Risks and a Regional Action Plan

AI in Caribbean public health is not a technology story. It is a capacity story. The question is not whether the technology is impressive. The question is whether it can extend what a community health worker in rural Guyana can see, what a clinician in an understaffed Haitian clinic can decide, and what a Surinamese Ministry of Health can anticipate three weeks before a dengue surge arrives.

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Maestro Maestro

How Caribbean Parents Can Use AI to Help Their Children Pass the Big Exams

Caribbean parents can use AI tools including Khan Academy's Khanmigo, Claude, ChatGPT, Photomath, Quizlet, Google Gemini Canvas, and NotebookLM to help children prepare for Jamaica's Primary Exit Profile (PEP), Trinidad's Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA), Barbados' Common Entrance, Guyana's NGSA, and CXC's CSEC and CAPE examinations. Gemini Canvas generates playable learning games. NotebookLM produces audio lessons and mini textbooks from your child's own notes. Most tools are free. The critical rule: the child attempts all work first.

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Nadine Joseph Nadine Joseph

GPT-5.5 Arrives: The Capability Dividend Is Already Being Paid

OpenAI released GPT-5.5 on 23 April 2026 with a 1-million-token API context window and $5/$30 per million token pricing. The practical shift is that complex multi-prompt workflows now collapse into a single prompt with autonomous multi-step reasoning. The operators who redesign their workflows in the next six months will capture the Capability Dividend. The operators who wait will watch that edge become standard practice by early 2027. OpenAI's "High" Preparedness classification for bio/chem and cybersecurity capabilities should be attached to every Caribbean organization's AI vendor risk register, starting now.

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