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Study: AI could boost Maldives GDP by $112mn

The Ayre Index, a study of youth AI readiness covering all 56 Commonwealth countries, was unveiled on Wednesday at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda. It ranks the Maldives 28th with 44.9 out of 100 points and estimates that proper use of AI could boost Maldives GDP by USD 112 million after 10 years.

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  1. Wed 4 Nov
    The Ayre Index white paper was unveiled at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. Antigua and Barbuda on Wednesday only Sun English The Ayre Index, a new study covering all 56 Commonwealth countries, was unveiled on Wednesday at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda.

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  • What matters is giving young people the skills and the chance to get ahead – whether to start businesses, find jobs or build something for themselves,

    Calvin Ayre Sun English Open the report (Sun English)

  • Some Commonwealth countries are ahead; others have catching up to do. Nobody can afford to be complacent. That's why we created this Index. It shows countries where they stand, what they're getting right and where they need to do better. G…

    Calvin Ayre Sun English Open the report (Sun English)

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  • USD 112 million Potential GDP boost for the Maldives from AI Sun English The study found that based on its moderate scenario, proper utilization of AI could boost the Maldives' GDP by USD 112 million after 10 years.

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  • 56 countries Countries covered by the Ayre Index Sun English The Ayre Index, a new study covering all 56 Commonwealth countries, was unveiled on Wednesday at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda.

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  • 15 countries Countries meeting the youth AI readiness benchmark Sun English Only 15 countries met its benchmark for youth AI readiness, with the Maldives ranking far below at 28th place with 44.9 points out of 100.

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  • 28th Maldives ranking in the Ayre Index Sun English Only 15 countries met its benchmark for youth AI readiness, with the Maldives ranking far below at 28th place with 44.9 points out of 100.

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  • 44.9 points out of 100 Maldives youth AI readiness score Sun English with the Maldives ranking far below at 28th place with 44.9 points out of 100.

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  • 1,128 research sources Research sources in the white paper Sun English The inaugural white paper by the think tank established by the Antiguan-Canadian philanthropist Calvin Ayre brought together 1,128 research sources

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  • approximately 732 million Young people examined across the Commonwealth aged 15 to 29 Sun English to examine the opportunities facing approximately 732 million young people aged 15 to 29 across the Commonwealth.

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