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Africa urged to equip youth for AI-driven solopreneurship
Mr Healy said Brainify had developed an AI-powered learning ecosystem to demonstrate that rapid technological transformation was possible and was already taking place in Africa and beyond.
Mr Healy said Africa needed to accelerate AI adoption by expanding internet access, taking advantage of declining phone prices and improving access to relevant courses and hardware.
Mr Healy made the call during a webinar organised by Ignite, the parent social enterprise of Brainify, an AI-powered learning ecosystem.
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