An economist has said Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be used to boost the Jersey economy - if more funding is provided.
James Linder spoke at Digital Jersey's annual review on Thursday which focused on artificial intelligence and how it could be harnessed in the public and private sectors.
He said if the island wanted to "unlock future productivity growth" and experience AI's benefits, investment would also be needed "in skills development and innovation".
Digital Jersey chief executive Tony Moretta said AI was "shaping businesses and economies" and the island's approach to it was "absolutely fundamental to Jersey's future prospects".
Moretta added: "It's really important we get this right, in terms of boosting productivity and driving growth, and mitigating AI-related risks.
