The article discusses how the tiny Caribbean island of Anguilla has become an unexpected hub for digital nomads, particularly those working in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Despite its small size and population of just 15,000 residents, Anguilla has attracted a growing community of remote workers, drawn by its relaxed lifestyle, low crime rates, and favorable tax policies. The island’s government has actively courted digital nomads by offering renewable “digital nomad” visas, allowing them to live and work there for up to two years. Many AI professionals have taken advantage of this opportunity, setting up shop in Anguilla’s beachside cafes and co-working spaces. The influx of AI talent has led to the formation of a thriving tech community, with regular meetups and networking events. The article highlights the experiences of several AI professionals who have relocated to Anguilla, including a former Google engineer and a machine learning researcher. They cite the island’s laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty as major draws, allowing them to enjoy a high quality of life while pursuing their cutting-edge work in AI.