Experts warn Africa risks becoming a mere raw data supplier in the global AI economy without urgent ownership of data, talent, and infrastructure.
From L- R: Ugochukwu Obi-Chukwu,
Founder/CEO, Nairametrics
(Moderator); Alex Okosi, Managing Director -Africa, Google; Snehar Shah, CEO, iXAfrica Data
Centres; Charlette N’Guessan, Lead, Data Solutions, AI Ecosystem and
Government Partnerships, Amini;
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