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Is Generative AI All It’s Cracked Up To Be? Not Yet And Not Without Humans

01 July at 20:22 PM, via iAfrica

It’s been about two years since generative AI exploded onto the mass market and into the boardroom buzzword lexicon. What began as a curiosity has quickly snowballed into a business necessity. It might sound hyperbolic, but those who are not exploring how AI can support their businesses are already falling behind. But we’ve seen big […]

CIPIT Report: Africa’s AI Growth Hinges on Policy, Infrastructure and Local Relevance

30 June at 21:42 PM, via iAfrica

African countries such as Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa are leading the continent’s AI adoption, while others lag due to weak digital public infrastructure (DPI) and a lack of clear policies, according to The State of AI in Africa 2025 report. Published by the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (CIPIT) at […]

$2M Prize Fund Seeks African AI Innovations in Manufacturing

30 June at 21:37 PM, via iAfrica

Global spending on goods and services is projected to exceed $5 trillion in 2025, with manufacturing among the fastest-growing sectors. The industry creates up to 20 jobs per role, supports large labor pools, and draws long-term investment. As digital technologies reshape global markets, manufacturing is evolving through the Fourth Industrial Revolution, driven by AI, robotics, […]

Cassava Technologies Partners With SAAIA To Boost Africa’s AI Infrastructure And Innovation

30 June at 21:32 PM, via iAfrica

Cassava Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the South African AI Association (SAAIA) to deliver AI solutions and GPU-as-a-service (GPUaaS) across the African continent. The agreement grants SAAIA’s 3,000+ AI practitioners – including entrepreneurs, researchers, and business leaders – access to Cassava’s data centre GPUs to develop, test, and deploy local AI […]

WMO Launches AI-Powered Forecasting Pilot in Malawi to Strengthen Early Warnings

30 June at 21:29 PM, via iAfrica

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has launched a new pilot project in Malawi, in partnership with the meteorological services of Norway and Malawi, to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance weather forecasting and early warning systems in resource-limited settings. The project, backed by funding from the Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) initiative, […]

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