Engineering analysis, policy scrutiny and field reporting on how artificial intelligence is built, funded and governed across Africa.
AI-powered digital health platforms are extending primary care services to underserved African communities, providing triage, diagnosis support, and treatment recommendations.
Organisations will be able to run Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts on-premises while continuing to use Microsoft’s cloud-based control plane for identity, ac
Computer vision models trained on African blood smear images are achieving diagnostic accuracy that matches experienced pathologists, bringing reliable malaria testing to rural clinics.
The old adage, rubbish-in, rubbish-out, applies strongly to AI, so businesses must examine the quality of their data prior to scaling AI projects.
Based on current trends, here is how AI governance in Africa is likely to evolve over the next year, with implications for entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers.
As SA's iGaming market surges past R1 trillion, experts weigh the promise and perils of using AI to fight fraud in the sector.
We built the cloud regions first and have still not decided who will govern them. A continental index has now put a number on the gap.
Open source AI models offer African governments an opportunity to reduce dependence on proprietary systems, build local capacity, and maintain technological sovereignty.
The Electoral Commission gazettes the Disinformation Code, ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
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