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AI could become smarter than us. But that should not be a problem
Opinion

AI could become smarter than us. But that should not be a problem

Concerns about machines potentially surpassing human cleverness are not without basis, but the presence of curiosity may safeguard our wisdom.
CrAIme and Punishment: The legal dilemma over artificial intelligence
Opinion

CrAIme and Punishment: The legal dilemma over artificial intelligence

The spectacular, and sometimes scary, rise of artificial intelligence globally has brought about legal and moral implications. Is there a way to regulate this fast-growing sector?
African students in Türkiye tackle continent's challenges
Türkiye

African students in Türkiye tackle continent's challenges

Workshop discusses issues facing Africa, ranging from health to artificial intelligence, economics to politics.
Rokhaya Diagne: Innovator fights malaria with AI as her ally
Insight

Rokhaya Diagne: Innovator fights malaria with AI as her ally

This young Senegalese woman's childhood fascination for video games evolved into a quest for innovative technology and led her to design an AI algorithm to eradicate malaria.
The AI conundrum: From ‘should we regulate?’ to ‘how should we regulate?’
Opinion

The AI conundrum: From ‘should we regulate?’ to ‘how should we regulate?’

The European Union has led the world in drawing up a legal framework to regulate one of the exciting technological innovations, which also carries moral and ethical implications for humanity.
Cameroon hosts conference on artificial intelligence
Africa

Cameroon hosts conference on artificial intelligence

The event is aimed at assessing the state of readiness of African media for using AI and develop strategies for its responsible adoption.
Google apologises for racially 'offensive' AI images
World

Google apologises for racially 'offensive' AI images

Google apologises for its AI image generator creating offensive images, sparking controversy and temporarily halting its AI image generator after backlash.
Facebook at 20: The rise of a double-edged social media giant
Life

Facebook at 20: The rise of a double-edged social media giant

Facebook has more than 2 billion active daily users, with about 271 million Facebook users in Africa.
AI in healthcare: Why WHO's guidance is the next big step
Insight

AI in healthcare: Why WHO's guidance is the next big step

Advances in artificial intelligence have created healthcare solutions that could help Africa tide over a chronic shortage of medical personnel. But regulation is just as crucial. WHO has released guidance to ensure appropriate use of generative AI.
Ghana students' exam results withheld over cheating with AI
Africa

Ghana students' exam results withheld over cheating with AI

The students wrote the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examinations between July and August this year.
Discussions on AI in health care to broaden horizons: Turkish president
Türkiye

Discussions on AI in health care to broaden horizons: Turkish president

AI impacts every aspect of our lives, and will broaden all of our horizons within the context of health, Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells medical professionals at Turkish Medical World Congress.
The unpredictable terrain and relationship between humans and AI
Opinion

The unpredictable terrain and relationship between humans and AI

The AI revolution has not merely arrived; it has permeated our lives, nudging us toward the profound.
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What is TPLF and why is it important to Ethiopia’s peace process?

What is TPLF and why is it important to Ethiopia’s peace process?

The United Nations estimates that the conflict has affected over 9.7 million people in the country’s northern region
Five migrants die, 28 missing after boat capsizes in Tunisia

Five migrants die, 28 missing after boat capsizes in Tunisia

According to the United Nations, more than 20,000 migrants have died in the Mediterranean since 2014.
Is it time to ban the deadly chemical behind Gambia children deaths?

Is it time to ban the deadly chemical behind Gambia children deaths?

Dozens of children in the west African country have died after taking a few sips of cough syrups, which contained high quantities of poisonous diethylene glycol.
Prejudices are the things best shared between Morocco and Algeria

Prejudices are the things best shared between Morocco and Algeria

Not only do Moroccans and Algerians share the same customs, but they are also pulled down by similar downward trends and by great sociological movements — to such an extent that they differ only in their degree and not in their nature.
Burkina Faso: the reasons for endemic instability

Burkina Faso: the reasons for endemic instability

Two coups in eight months. Ten presidents, 70 percent of whom have come from the military in 62 years of independence. Burkina Faso is struggling with its political stability. How can this problem be explained?
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