Nigeria launches first multilingual large language model
The platform will be trained in five low-source languages and high-end English for the development of artificial intelligence solutions.
Samuel Olomu
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Obscure Technologies delivers Palo Alto’s next-generation SD-WAN to SA market
The advanced software-defined networking solution incorporates AI, machine learning and automation.
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Imagine if AI wore lipstick: A leap towards inclusive innovation
Bridging the gap from financial inclusion to healthcare, the transformative impact of AI is equally compelling.
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Humans and AI: Exploring the cycle of complementary coexistence
Time has already shown that even GenAI has its pitfalls and isn’t going to make us all redundant just yet.
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Could AI change how contact centres approach multilingual support?
In South Africa, besides English, you’ll probably get one or two at most.
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Nigeria moves closer to establishing a national transport database
The government says the databank would promote efficiency and synergy across numerous forms of transport, resulting in cost savings, and higher safety standards.
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2024 Cybersecurity Predictions for Europe, Middle East, and Africa
Predicted trends for 2024 include legislation on AI, ransomware attacks to aim for supply chain services, and disinformation campaigns.
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Qualcomm completes first Africa Innovation Platform
The Africa Innovation Platform comprises the Qualcomm Africa University Relations Programme, Qualcomm Academy and Qualcomm Wireless Reach Social Impact Funds.
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Nigeria pins hopes on AI to curb insecurity
In its skirmishes against domestic terrorism, the country’s air force is turning to artificial intelligence to assist.
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AI and automation is your workforce’s ideal co-pilot
The distinction between automation and AI is essential for organisations seeking to make the most of this transformation.
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Malawi Science University establishes AI centre
The centre aims to provide solutions to the country’s contemporary challenges which requires IT and tech solutions.
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Malawian start-up promises to use AI to ease editorial duties
AiDitor App, which is slated to be released in November, aims to improve news text by reviewing and enhancing grammar, clarity, style, legality, and ethics.