EP152: Online departure forms! | T&T Laws to officially be put online | The EU bans nudification apps

It is about time Trinidad and Tobago joined the digital age by moving arrival and departure forms online, though one has to wonder if "at last" really means the end of those tiny pencils and crumpled papers. It is a solid step for efficiency, provided the system actually stays up and running when the planes land.Articles: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/arrival-and-departure-forms-to-go-online-at-last-6.2.2535354.711fb8fcb0https://travel.gov.tthttps://x.com/kejanhaynes/status/2031768026446500050?s=48The hosts discuss how Trinidad and Tobago is finally dragging its legal system into the 21st century by digitizing laws dating back to 1838, hopefully ending the era of hunting through dusty, deteriorating paper volumes. They noted that while the new searchable database is a win for transparency, it’s a bit of a "better late than never" situation for a country only now making its official statutes accessible on a smartphone.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/bill-to-put-tt-laws-online-passed-in-senate-6.2.2535538.66716e8842So, Elon Musk’s Grok is under fire because the EU is looking to ban AI-driven nudification after some high-profile scandals. It seems the regulators are finally stepping in to tell the tech moguls that maybe, just maybe, deepfake non-consensual content shouldn't be a feature.Article: https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-grok-x-elon-musk-ai-nudification-ban-in-wake-of-scandal/