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Applied AI in Solomon Islands

The record holds 3 entries from Solomon Islands, across 2 industries, led by Government & Public Sector, then Education & Training. Last updated 15 Oct 2026.

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Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorSolomon Islands2026-08

Government ICT officers complete AI-assisted software training

Solomon Islands Government ICT Services (SIG ICTS) — Traseable Solutions' two-day AI for Software Engineers course trained eight teams of Solomon Islands Government (SIG) ICT Services (ICTS) officers in AI-assisted software development. Despite little or no coding background, the officers built working web and mobile prototypes for passenger declarations, asset management and customs duty calculation with AI coding tools including Claude Code.

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Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorSolomon Islands17 Oct 2025

RSIPF officers receive AI anti-fraud training from CPLT

Royal Solomon Islands Police Force — The China Police Liaison Team (CPLT) gave AI anti-fraud training to more than 20 Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) officers at Honiara's Central police station. Lessons covered telecom fraud using intelligent script generation, video face-swapping and AI-powered voice synthesis, plus the 'three checks and three verifications' scam-detection method. Assistant Commissioner Patricia Leta credited the police scam-awareness session on AI with sharpening grasp of AI-related crimes and boosting operational readiness.

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Education & Training

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RegulationEducation & TrainingSolomon Islands15 Sep 2025

Solomon Islands develops AI education policy to tackle exam misuse

Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development — The Solomon Islands Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development is drafting a policy on AI in school exams to capture benefits while limiting misuse. Education Minister Tozen Leokana tied it to students' growing use of AI resources during assessments. The government earlier pledged an AI-driven education policy framework covering data privacy, digital infrastructure and AI literacy.

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