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#Excellence In this exciting discussion, Zimbabwean tech expert James Manyika, Google’s senior vice-president of research, technology and society, talks to Zimbabwean billionaire philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa. The dialogue provides insights into Africa’s mobile revolution, and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence, among other topics .

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TheNewsHawks3 лет назад

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Câéser Cicero3 лет назад

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AfricanPragmatic❁3 лет назад

A visionary government would harness the wisdom of these gentlemen to claim a place among leading nations in advancing technology for good. But we have evil rulers who focus on primitive accumulation only to benefit their clansmen and concubines. We were bewitched by the dead.

Фото профиля Ethan Malibongwe Moyo

Ethan Malibongwe Moyo3 лет назад

Imagine a Zimbabwe where Strive is President and James is VP or Minister of Science & Technology. Imagine the possibilities! Just Imagine!

Фото профиля Titus Chigodwe

Titus Chigodwe3 лет назад

Can our new ICT Minister reach out to these men? Anyway she needs FAZ clearance first of which these guys might be classified as “national security threats” 🙌

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ht3 лет назад

Moti minister wedu we ICT anotaurawo pakadai

Фото профиля Jay

Jay3 лет назад

Two great people very close to the forefront in terms of shaping the future of the world..and they are not even involved in crafting national policies in their own country in terms of AI and tech,which sanctions need to be removed for them to contribute to the AI discourse in Zim

Фото профиля Bruce Dormice

Bruce Dormice3 лет назад

Some of Zimbabwe’s finest minds making a positive difference in the world! Feeling so proud!

Фото профиля Ruva

Ruva3 лет назад

Aya ndomadhara aya mbinga chaidzo. Kwete mbavha dzemuno dzinongoziva kutenga mota. Funny bit you never see the likes of Strive or James flaunting cars. Iyi yekuba iyi ndoinodyiwa zvekupenga.

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Tandi Mupani🇿🇼3 лет назад

What a refreshing interview and touching into what the future will look like with Artficial intelligence

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