Tag: artificial intelligence

From Pan-Africanism to Personal Responsibility


The author reflects on their journey from a proud Pan-Africanist to a more nuanced understanding of Africa's economic challenges. They emphasize historical context, highlighting that Africa's struggles predate colonialism and are compounded by issues like war and trust breakdowns. True progress requires responsibility, hard work, and moving beyond victimhood to embrace data-driven solutions and invest in Africa's future, particularly through AI innovation.

AI Could Run Africa Better Than Politicians


The author reflects on Nigeria's past, highlighting the decline in living standards due to reduced government oversight after 1999. Suggesting a revival through AI in governance, they propose essential services remain public, create government-owned companies, improve transparency, and empower youth leadership. The aim is to rebuild the middle class and enhance accountability.

Transforming Finance in Africa with DeFAI and AI Automation


DeFAI integrates decentralized finance and AI to automate Africa's finance back-office, enhancing efficiency and transparency. By transitioning from manual processes to programmable, auditable systems, it fosters trust and accelerates commerce. The model focuses on real-time solutions for payments and lending, ultimately empowering businesses and improving financial access across the continent.

Praise for deepTech pioneers- RxAll & Neuralink


So excited about the work Neuralink is doing. This is pure deepTech play connecting academic health research (neuroscience+physiology), material science, chip sensors, robotics, IoT, Big Data, AI the Internet and published academic studies. RxAll having followed a similar pathway and working on exactly similar deepTech components towards a whole solution is very much aligned and can empathise with your … Continue reading Praise for deepTech pioneers- RxAll & Neuralink →