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GITEX Africa: Exploring AI's Role in Shaping Africa's Digital Future

In Africa, AI is not just a buzzword — it's solving real, centuries-old problems in healthcare, connectivity, and economic inclusion.

Digital transformation: Why Africa should build its own AI giants

However, one of the primary challenges posed by dominant AI models like DeepSeek and ChatGPT is their limited understanding of diverse cultural contexts, languages, and regional s

Women in Marketing Africa debate on AI sparks dialogue on innovation and ethics

(WiM Africa) has successfully held the first ever Real Talk Debate on AI in Ghana at the MullenLowe Accra offices.

AI governance in Africa (2): Embracing 24-hour economy for sustainable growth

By Dr. David King BOISON AI governance in AfricaCurrent state of AI Governance in AfricaAI adoption is increasing across Africa, with sectors such as finance, healthcare, agriculture, and transportation integrating AI-driven solutions to enhance efficiency and innovation.

African Union partners Meta, Deloitte on AI drive

The African Union Development Agency, in partnership with Meta and Deloitte, has launched AKILI AI, an AI-driven support platform designed to empower micro, small, and medium enterprises across Africa.

Experts weigh in on 'misinformation' scholar who used fake AI citations

Hancock, the editor of a journal about "misinformation," played his own role in spreading fake news, when he submitted testimony that included "hallucinated citations," meaning they were not real. In his initial filing, he declared himself an "expert" on "technology."

A thriving African startup ecosystem

In recent years, Africa has emerged as a vibrant hub of innovation, driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs who are leveraging cutting-edge technologies to address some of the continent's most pressing challenges.

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The AEC wants to stop AI and misinformation. But it's up against a problem that is deep and dark

Stop and Consider' aims to help voters sift the real from the fake but it will take more than this to combat a growing and insidious problem.