Opinion

What Trinidad and Tobago’s new AI Practice Direction means for lawyers (and you)

OpEd - August 20, 2026

AI can generate a chronology of events from a stack of documents that would take a paralegal hours to work through. What they cannot do is guarantee accuracy.

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Social permission and the data center

Taran Rampersad - July 14, 2026

Generating equipment would have to be designed for the sea-salt laden air found even inland on an island.

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The data privacy issues in TT’s national ID platform

OpEd - July 10, 2026

A country building a biometric database with no enforceable data-protection law is a live risk in the abstract.

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Maximize online impact with content that connects

OpEd - July 8, 2026

Staying visible online is hard when daily demands compete with the pressure to post often, stay on-brand, and still sound human

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Your children: More device use means more cyber risk

OpEd - July 4, 2026

Shared family devices are often overlooked in terms of software updates and become gateways for cybercriminals.

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Two Hats, One Breach

OpEd - June 14, 2026

When an incident is discovered, retain a different provider to conduct the forensic investigation — one with no authorship of the compromised environment.

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When “It wasn’t a breach” actually was

OpEd - June 3, 2026

Breaches go unreported because IT says it is not a breach and no one in the room can push back with confidence.

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Who will ride the digital rails? The challenge of inclusion

Nicole Greene - May 9, 2026

A cheque written on one branch of a commercial bank takes four working days to clear at another branch of the same bank. Cheques between two different banks take longer.

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