African leaders have been urged to reposition artificial intelligence (AI) as a core investment and development agenda, with calls for the continent to move from being a passive consumer of...
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Rosemary Mirondo
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Nairobi. African leaders have been urged to reposition artificial intelligence (AI) as a core investment and development agenda, with calls for the continent to move from being a passive consumer of technology to an active hub for innovation, infrastructure and talent.
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