KNUST students urged to look beyond Ghana for AI and robotics opportunities

The Career Services Centre of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, on April 28, organised a practitioners’ forum on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics under the theme, “Tech Without Borders: Connecting KNUST to Global AI and Robotics Practice.

Marian Asantewah Nkansah “And so, as a university, our mandate, among many others, is to train scientists, including computer scientists, engineers and innovators who will not just use AI and robotics, but will also shape them and find solutions that can be applied locally,” she said.” The forum, held in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science and Thinquebytes, a United States-based non-profit organisation, aimed to bridge the gap between academia and industry.