The labs that build
the intelligence layer.
Two specialist AI research labs operating under the Maestro umbrella: electoral prediction and social consensus, and student-led AI adoption, both grounded in the Caribbean and emerging markets.
Section 9
Caribbean AI Lab
Section 9 operates at the frontier of multi-agent AI systems applied to Caribbean political and social dynamics. Its flagship achievement, the Council of Agents, is a nine-agent deliberative AI system that analysed voter sentiment, demographic shifts, constituency-level data, and historical patterns to predict the outcome of Jamaica's 2025 National Election.
The Council achieved 98% prediction accuracy, not by polling, but by building structured consensus between specialised agents each reasoning over a different data domain. Section 9 is now extending the Council to economic forecasting, policy impact modelling, and regional sentiment analysis.
IMPACT AI
Independent AI Research Lab
IMPACT AI Lab is an independent research lab partnered with the University of the West Indies and non-profit organisations to embed AI tools and methodologies into student curricula, faculty research, and community-facing applications across the Caribbean. Over 100 university students have been trained in AI to date.
The lab studies how students and academics use AI in practice, measuring productivity, accuracy, and novel applications unique to Caribbean contexts. Research outputs feed directly into Maestro's knowledge graphs, closing the loop between academic insight and commercial AI deployment.
Research partnership.
Academic collaboration.
Caribbean AI, built here.