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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Although, artificial intelligence seems to be overtaking the jobs of humans, this article explores some jobs that cannot be taken over by AI.
The United Nations (UN) has expressed concern that only seven countries are currently involved in the governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and making decisions that affect other countries.
A new report by research consultancy Public First has revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could contribute more than $30 billion to Africa's economy over the next decade.
This article addresses the perception of Nigerians about Artificial intelligence.
Beyond database hackers in action movies, data limitation is one of the big reasons why Nigeria is not effectively competing on the global AI stage.
AI is no longer just a tool for content creators. It can be used to carry out complex tasks in fields such as data analysis, web development, and customer service.
The latest search trends released by Google have revealed that Nigeria recorded the sixth-highest search interest in AI in Africa and ranks 25th in the world.
Elon Musk's AI venture, xAI, has today launched Grok-2 and Grok-2 Mini currently available exclusively to Premium and Premium+ users on X for early access.
The African Union (AU) Executive Council has approved the “Continental Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy,” which proposes the adoption of AI in the public and private sectors among member states, including Nigeria.
Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled self-recorded job interviews are on the rise globally as part of the hiring process, and has become useful for hiring managers and job applicants.
Hajiya Rakiya Shuaibu, an IT Management Consultant and former Director of ICT at the Central Bank of Nigeria, has urged the Nigerian government to harness and consolidate data for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, emphasizing that without data, there is nothing to train AI models on.
Artificial Intelligence has significant potential to benefit Nigeria's financial services sector, according to Hajiya Rakiya Shuaibu Mohammed, the former ICT director at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).