Generative AI in Bermuda’s arts: The Bermuda National Gallery has launched a confidential community survey on how people are using generative AI in creative work, what they think of AI organisations, and what regulation should look like locally. Tourism and AI discovery: Incoming Bermuda Tourism Authority chief Jan Hutton says travellers are increasingly using AI to build personalised itineraries, changing how destinations must stay visible and competitive. Digital skills push: Bermuda residents can now apply for free Grow with Google scholarships after a pilot at St David’s Primary School, with Bermuda College and Google rolling the training out island-wide. Marine protection debate: Bermuda’s scientists and technical experts are urging faster action on the Marine Spatial Plan and marine-protected areas, warning delays could force tougher restrictions later. AI at work (accounting): Chartered Professional Accountants Bermuda says AI will automate routine tasks, but humans will still be needed for judgment, ethics, and trusted advice. Fintech direction: Citywealth reports Bermuda’s digital-asset ecosystem is moving toward tokenisation, digital identity, and AI in wealth and insurance—not treating crypto as a standalone market. Robotics in the yard: A review of the Segway Navimow X430 highlights RTK and visual navigation for autonomous lawn care on challenging terrain. Health and tech-adjacent care: Dementia Bermuda stresses heart health’s link to brain health, while a summer asthma guide urges families to keep preventer meds and inhalers ready.