The Faculty of Science and Technology, UWI Mona hosted a Staff Engagement Programme (StEP) viewing of the Jamaican short-film, UNBOUND, in commemoration of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons recognized annually on July 30. Over 50 members of the staff attended the viewing which was followed by a stimulating presentation led by FST past student and current Data Science and Risk Management specialist, Adrian Dunkley. Adrian is also the Chief Information Officer and Data Scientist for JOZU, a travel and safety company, on a mission to minimize human trafficking using Humans and Artificial Intelligence. At the end of the event, one member of staff also won movie tickets in a prize drawing.
To view presentation on AI and Human Trafficking: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CObZgQpQn2psdbXLdgIBn6Ludnd_q0VC/view?ts=5d398a50
For more information on the short-film UNBOUND: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07628H8S4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_nOcpAbV1TX3WP
Published on 30 Jul, 2019
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