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UNDP highlights Bhutan’s AI challenges in new report

UNDP highlights Bhutan’s AI challenges in new report

Is Bhutan ready to embrace and integrate Artificial Intelligence into its development plans and governance? Not without its fair share of challenges, if the United Nations Development Programme’s 2024 Artificial Intelligence Readiness report is any indication. The report reveals several hurdles, such as the lack of AI expertise, funding and ethical frameworks and limited education on AI that could impede...

Starlink now active in Bhutan, awaiting payment system for users

Starlink now active in Bhutan, awaiting payment system for users

Starlink is now technically active in the country, making it the latest country to gain access to SpaceX’s satellite internet service. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced the update on X on Tuesday. The company’s product availability map now includes Bhutan alongside  Australia, the USA, Canada, Mongolia, and several European nations. However, Bhutanese users cannot purchase the service yet due to...

National Referral Hospital marks 70 epilepsy surgeries since first operation

National Referral Hospital marks 70 epilepsy surgeries since first operation

Following Bhutan's first epilepsy surgery at the National Referral Hospital in September last year, over 70 surgeries have been performed so far.  Epilepsy is a non-communicable disease which causes seizures. The surgery, which is performed on the patient's brain, reduces or stops seizures caused by the disease. 26-year-old Sangay Pelden was the first patient to undergo epilepsy brain surgery in...

Department of Immigration plans to standardise services across all entry points

Department of Immigration plans to standardise services across all entry points

To enhance efficiency, ensure consistency, and improve the overall experience for travellers, the Department of Immigration is taking steps to enhance communication and customer service skills among its officials. This was highlighted during their annual conference, which concluded yesterday in Phuentshogling. The home minister who attended the last day of the three-day conference yesterday, acknowledged the vital roles the immigration...

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