AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealth AI: Guyana plans to introduce OpenEvidence, an AI clinical support platform that draws on medical research to help doctors assess treatment options; clinicians will make the final decisions. Fisheries Technology: The Fisheries Department is testing cameras with AI species identification on 10 artisanal vessels and devices to discourage dolphins from entering fishing gear, helping protect marine life and seafood exports. Climate Research: A Commonwealth report found sea levels along Guyana’s Georgetown coast rising by 4.7 to 10.2 millimetres annually, underscoring the need to plan for local conditions. Wildlife Protection: Conservation groups and community fire brigades are creating firebreaks in the Rupununi to protect habitat for two endangered bird species whose populations have fallen by about half since 2021. Offshore Data: Viridien has begun reprocessing more than 10,000 square kilometres of legacy seismic surveys offshore Guyana, with early results expected in 2027.
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