Gebeya plans to train 50,000 NVIDIA certified developers

A senior executive urged Africa contribute to global frameworks for AI development, rather than passively accepting frameworks developed by others.

The North African country has partnered with a UAE-based firm to accelerate its digital transformation strategy, with artificial intelligence at the centre.

The Nigeria AI Collective initiative has been created by government and is tasked with driving the country’s AI ambitions.

The company says that the move will increase security and improve the fintech's ability to detect and combat fraudulent conduct in real time.

This AI training will improve technical skills and industry preparedness, supporting innovation across all sectors of the Nigerian economy, according to the government.

It is time to recognise that AI can support your whole organisation, and not just in the ways that seem the most obvious.

The partnership was unveiled this week at the U.S.-Nigeria Global Inclusivity and AI: Africa conference.

The UN project comes as Africa is embracing artificial intelligence to address some of its most pressing concerns, such as battling climate change.

A growing number of businesses are now introducing technology platforms and solutions to enhance the client-tenant experience and to ensure more informed investment and property management decisions are made.

The pan-African technology company has parted ways with two leading executives and appointed a new chief commercial officer as part of a strategic refocus.

The two countries also agreed to bolster collaboration in the digital economy, a key pillar of cooperation outlined in the agreement.