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“The problem with Africa is that our belief system is wrong.” — Vusi Thembekwayo South African entrepreneur and investor Vusi Thembekwayo compared Zambia's $50 billion GDP with the rapid rise of Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, arguing that a startup founded in 2021 has created economic value comparable...

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Sunga2 months ago

Idiots equating stock to flow🤦‍♂️

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Mr. T2 months ago

he forgets to mention Africa doesn't print US dollars

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Wazi2 months ago

Unfortunately, Anthropic made the profits by supplying their technology to genocidal Zionists who used it to track and massacre whole families in Gaza.

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Jay201602012 months ago

Why not compare Anthropic with the South African economy?

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Kizito Chaurura Shoniwa-Gumbo2 months ago

Well said brother 🇿🇼

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Makar2 months ago

According to the World Bank,Zambia's GDP is 28.8billion,what kind of an entrepreneur is this who uses random figures

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Hou Dae2 months ago

Who still listen to this xenophobic afrophobic performer

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