Libya Launches First AI Youth Club to Build Digital Skills in Bani Walid
Libya has launched its first artificial intelligence Youth Club in the city of Bani Walid, marking a strategic move to…
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AI Chatbot Helps Strengthen Community Health Work in Malawi’s Dowa District
Community health workers have long played a critical role in delivering health services in Malawi, particularly in remote areas where…
AfDB Maps $1 Trillion AI Opportunity for Africa in New G20-Backed Report
The African Development Bank has released a new report outlining a strategic roadmap to unlock the economic and social potential…
CSIR Partners With US Firm PromptBio to Advance AI-Driven Precision Medicine in Africa
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has signed a memorandum of understanding and licensing agreement with PromptBio, a California-based…
South Africans Show High Trust in AI, Study Finds
More than three quarters of respondents in South Africa say artificial intelligence is useful, and trust levels are similar to…
South African Tourism Launches Siyanda AI Tool for North American Travelers
South African Tourism has partnered with US-based digital media company Matador Network to launch Siyanda, an artificial intelligence travel chatbot…
South Africa Among Fastest Adopters of Generative AI, OECD and Cisco Study Finds
New research from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development and Cisco shows South Africa is among the world’s fastest…
McDonald’s Removes AI Christmas Ad After Backlash in Netherlands
McDonald’s has removed a Christmas advertisement generated with artificial intelligence after receiving criticism online. The 45-second ad was published on…
Gates Warns AI Valuations Likely to Cool as Competition Intensifies
Bill Gates has cautioned that some of the world’s most highly valued artificial intelligence companies are unlikely to sustain their…
Alphabet CEO Warns AI Bubble Could Hit Every Company
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says no company, including Google, would be immune if the artificial intelligence market were to suffer…