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Applied AI in Bermuda

The record holds 5 entries from Bermuda, across 5 industries, led by Business Operations, then Education & Training. Last updated 14 Sep 2026.

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5 entries

Business Operations

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Evidence of adoptionBusiness OperationsBermuda31 Jan 2026

Half of Bermuda residents use AI at least weekly

Narrative Research BermudaNarrative Research Bermuda puts weekly AI use at work at nearly six in ten employed residents, and half of residents use AI weekly privately. 78 per cent gave strongest agreement to regulating AI; 62 per cent fear for jobs, 58 per cent flag AI-related dangers and 57 per cent dread leaks of confidential or sensitive information, while 33 per cent voice excitement. Fieldwork ran 5 December 2025 to 4 January 2026 across 248 residents aged 18 upwards on its Bermuda Voice panel, where $75,000-plus earners showed heavier workplace AI adoption.

Education & Training

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DeploymentEducation & TrainingBermuda8 May 2026

Chatmore is first Bermuda school to deploy CENTURY's AI platform

Chatmore International SchoolChatmore International School has switched Years 2 to 11 onto CENTURY's AI learning platform, a Bermuda first, following a pilot. Staff sought bespoke study routes, instant feedback and usable data without extra workload. Secondary teacher Sandrine McGlashin records no pupil objections, with the AI-driven teaching tool mostly set for homework and brief lessons; head of school Britanni Butterworth points to stronger attainment among IGCSE pupils wanting extra drilling. More than 70 COBIS schools worldwide run CENTURY.

Finance & Insurance

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RegulationFinance & InsuranceBermuda15 Aug 2026

Bermuda's regulator consults on responsible AI in financial services

Bermuda Monetary AuthorityThe Bermuda Monetary Authority is consulting on The Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services in Bermuda, AI guidance for financial firms on applying existing obligations to AI they develop, deploy or use. Covering operational resilience, cyber security, transparency, data oversight, risk management and governance, it adds no new requirements or separate AI licensing regime; responses close 30 October.

Government & Public Sector

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DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorBermuda9 Mar 2026

Bermuda will pilot an AI chatbot for pension calculations

Government of BermudaThe Government of Bermuda will pilot an AI pension chatbot so staff answer pension queries faster and more accurately, with the Swiss-based non-profit Near Foundation as partner. Success would widen the AI-powered pension tool into a web tax portal plus calculator, letting Bermudians inspect records and transact with government systems. A government spokeswoman set out the plan in a press release issued after Premier David Burt attended NearCon in San Francisco on February 23 and 24.

Pensions administratorroyalgazette.com

Strategy & Leadership

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Evidence of adoptionStrategy & LeadershipBermuda24 Jun 2026

62% of Bermuda directors say AI investment is paying off

PwC BermudaPwC's Caribbean Corporate Governance Survey 2026 - Bermuda Edition, June 2026, has 62 per cent of Bermuda directors seeing gains from AI and generative AI spending, yet only 29 per cent credit management with delivering AI and GenAI strategy. AI governance ties cybersecurity as top risk, each primary for 24 per cent; 41 per cent back the board's capacity to oversee AI and GenAI plans, 37 per cent confirm a formal route for AI-related opportunities and risks, 37 per cent report thin board education. Just 7 per cent rate AI expertise top when recruiting, and PwC Bermuda partner Marisa Savage said boardrooms now demand different skills, leaving board AI oversight short.

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  • RegulationBermuda's regulator consults on responsible AI in financial servicesFinance & Insurance15 Aug 2026bernews.com
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Every entry on this page is a named organisation putting AI to work in a real job, taken from the State of Applied AI record. Each one is traced to the report it came from and dated, and where a figure is the organisation’s own the entry says so rather than presenting it as an independent result. Readiness, ecosystem and policy figures, where shown, are attributed on the card to the body that published them.

The record is maintained continuously by the Industrial Research Unit of the Straits Institute for Applied AI: entries are added as they are found and verified, not on a schedule, and nothing is published without an open source behind it. It currently holds 1114 entries across 249 countries.