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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize Africa by addressing critical challenges in sectors including healthcare, agriculture, education and service delivery. Audace upholds that to fully realize the benefits of AI, African nations must invest in digital infrastructure, develop a robust AI talent pool, and establish ethical guidelines for AI development and deployment. At the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), multiple stakeholders advocated for governance structures to enable an open, free and safe Internet for all.
AI impact in Africa: The opportunities gaps and risks from Audace Niyonkuru’s view
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