Bermuda Ocean Tech: The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences says a new deep-sea vehicle, DeepVenture, will be tested in local waters this month, paired with Alvin and supported by the RV Atlantis docking at St George’s on June 11—another step in Bermuda’s role as a launchpad for ocean research. Inclusive Learning on the Water: Endeavour’s No Limits Sailing Programme hit a milestone, welcoming its largest cohort yet—64 autistic pupils (plus 42 teachers) using a STEAM curriculum delivered through sailing and maritime experiences. AI Risk in Captives: At the Bermuda Captive Conference, insurers and advisers warned that AI liability is “orphaned” in many policies, with carriers excluding AI from coverage and captives increasingly used to plug the gap. Geopolitics Meets Tech: A Barclays risk executive told delegates US-China competition is now centred on AI, advanced chips and rare earths, with Taiwan flagged as a key future flashpoint. Local Policy & Preparedness: Bermuda’s Ministry of National Security urged residents to finish hurricane preparations early as the 2026 Atlantic season begins, stressing that a quieter forecast doesn’t mean safety. Public Health Watch: Bermuda’s Chief Medical Officer said the risk of Ebola remains low, with monitoring in place after WHO declared outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda a public health emergency. Marine Conservation Push: Bermuda National Trust’s Marine Spatial Plan push gathered support from 60+ organisations, calling for protected marine areas and a Marine Development Act. Tech & Finance Regulation: The Bermuda Monetary Authority proposed higher penalties for late banking filings—up to $10m—arguing the rules need modernising for today’s tech and risk landscape.