Milton Ponson
Milton Ponson holds a degree in mathematics from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands. He has worked in the IT and telecommunications sector (ICT) and created the first portal site for Aruba, ArubaPavilion.com and established Eco Aruba Magazine, the bilingual magazine in Aruba dedicated to sustainable development.
He currently serves as president of the Natural Care Aruba Foundation (sustainable agriculture and natural health), Rainbow Warriors Core Foundation (collaborative research and ICT for sustainable development), president and research coordinator for the Caribbean Applied Engineering and Science Research Foundation, and as secretary and research coordinator for the International Teleport Aruba Foundation (teleports, datacenters and science parks).
He is co-founder of Stimaruba, Fundacion Accion Ambiental, Vereniging Beeldende Kunsten Aruba, and the Institute for Industrial Development Aruba Foundation.
He has conducted research in computational linguistics and sustainable development, and currently conducts research in semantic web technologies, computational linguistics, knowledge representation, architectural design and digital twin development for artificial intelligence and participates in four Community Groups of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), all dedicated to artificial intelligence.
He participates in more than two dozen organizations and fora ranging in subject matter from philosophy, neuroscience, mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence to governance, integrity, sovereignty and open access in scientific research and publishing, and has co-signed multiple international statements and open letters on governance and guard rails for AI and sovereignty of international and European research.
He currently serves as president of the Natural Care Aruba Foundation (sustainable agriculture and natural health), Rainbow Warriors Core Foundation (collaborative research and ICT for sustainable development), president and research coordinator for the Caribbean Applied Engineering and Science Research Foundation, and as secretary and research coordinator for the International Teleport Aruba Foundation (teleports, datacenters and science parks).
He is co-founder of Stimaruba, Fundacion Accion Ambiental, Vereniging Beeldende Kunsten Aruba, and the Institute for Industrial Development Aruba Foundation.
He has conducted research in computational linguistics and sustainable development, and currently conducts research in semantic web technologies, computational linguistics, knowledge representation, architectural design and digital twin development for artificial intelligence and participates in four Community Groups of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), all dedicated to artificial intelligence.
He participates in more than two dozen organizations and fora ranging in subject matter from philosophy, neuroscience, mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence to governance, integrity, sovereignty and open access in scientific research and publishing, and has co-signed multiple international statements and open letters on governance and guard rails for AI and sovereignty of international and European research.