The University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) is set to highlight cutting-edge research in artificial intelligence (AI) during its Research, Technology, and Innovation Day on April 10. This event will showcase various AI applications across sectors such as agriculture, health, and energy, emphasizing the importance of innovation in these fields. The theme 'Innovate. Create. Transform.' reflects UTech's commitment to advancing STEM education and research.
Key presentations will include a proposed policy framework for AI-generated works in agricultural biotechnology, aiming to position Jamaica as a leader in this area. Additionally, research on climate change adaptation strategies for farmers and innovative technologies for sustainable water management will be discussed. UTech's president emphasized the institution's role in national development through research-driven initiatives and technology-focused solutions.
• AI research will focus on agricultural biotechnology and climate change adaptation.
• UTech aims to position Jamaica as a leader in AI-driven innovations.
AI is explored through various applications in agriculture, health, and energy sectors.
Research includes AI-assisted methods to enhance agricultural practices and legal frameworks.
The relationship between tourism and the SDGs will be analyzed through empirical studies.
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