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Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George has called for a distinctly African approach to AI development, urging that African values, data, and computing infrastructure be reflected in the global AI ecosystem. He made the call at the UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI in Riyadh, noting that Ghana's...

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Ing Bawone7 天前

Africans aren’t willlimg to invest or commit their own resources to build digital infrastructure like Data centers but want to have their African values in there. Make that make sense, who should invest for you to put your values? 🤦‍♀️

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chiefaro7 天前

My friend! Africans can't do anything better apart from stealing from their state !

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Blunt Observations6 天前

This country needs a reset button. Common and simple issues like good roads and working street lights they won’t advocate. Things that won’t help us now is where the unnecessary energy goes. How will AI help Ghana when the system doesn’t favor a common citizen.

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Tha hard truth is, Ghana is a poor country7 天前

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