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Signal season 2, Ep. 4 – Developing AI in Cayman, managing those challenges in the compliance sector and a lookahead to the impact of the US midterm elections

On Signal, business editor James McKeigue is joined by Adam Sax, managing director of Let’s Eat and Darren Jack, CEO of AssetFynd to deconstruct the challenges of developing tech in a small market, whether there’s any existential threats from AI, and the future of the space for Cayman businesses.

AI is also in our business headlines, with threats and opportunities in compliance one of the topics of Tech Futures Week. Further afield, the US midterms loom with potential implications for the wider region. Protect Our Water is in this week’s small business incubator.

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Liberty Networks, the operator of Cayman’s existing two subsea communication cables, said government plans to build a third connection could undermine the local telecom market.

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