AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health & Travel Rules: Costa Rica will require a digital yellow fever vaccination certificate for travelers to eight new higher-risk destinations starting Oct. 1, including Trinidad and Tobago, with exemptions for very young/older travelers, pregnancy/breastfeeding, and severe allergies or immunosuppression. AI & Education: Stanford research reports AI detectors may wrongly flag 61% of essays written by non-native English students as ChatGPT-generated, raising concerns about automated scoring in schools. Digital History: A new online archive makes nearly 4 million records of enslaved people searchable across 20 former British colonies, including Trinidad, using digitised registers from 1813–1840. Local Tech & Telecom: TSTT is pushing a new, technology-based business model beyond traditional telecoms, aiming to turn profitability into operational change. STEM in the Region: A satellite-based study links most ocean oil pollution to ships and offshore infrastructure, showing how persistent spills—often within national waters—are far bigger than headline events.
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