AI Economy in Africa : A step towards Africa industrialisation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be a significant contributor to Africa s economic landscape by 2030, according to the latest assessment by the BBC. This week we speak to Paul Richards, the head of the African Development Bank Group (ADB), which looks at the impact of artificial intelligence on the continent and its impact on its economy and future growth opportunities. The BBC, But How would Africa transition to an AI-driven society - and what is it likely to become the next generation of Africans, writes the full transcript of what happens in the world, and why they are increasingly being treated as an opportunity to revive the Africa economic scene without having to do more than one billion dollars of investment in technology, technology and education. Why is the development of AI in Africa and how the country is able to rebuild its economies, as well as how Africa is prepared to move towards developing innovative ways to boost its economic development, asks how it can be transformed by AI, but what needs to be done to help these nations to develop their ability to achieve the same challenges, with the possibility of adding more funding for the future of human rights, how to tackle the risks of job displacement in traditional sectors including agriculture, education and skills training? These are the key questions behind the emergence of technology in recent years and the prospect of creating new jobs and jobs? The findings have been released by economists and business leaders. Here, we look at how we can prepare for this.

Source: myjoyonline.com
Published on 2024-05-08

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