Opinion: Africa Must Define Its Own AI Architecture

An opinion piece argues that for Africa to seriously engage with artificial intelligence, it must aim to define the technology's architecture rather than merely being included at the margins. The author emphasizes the need for the continent to play a role in shaping AI to ensure it is not just a source of raw materials.

31 Mar, 16:42 — 31 Mar, 16:42

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Who writes the algorithm?: AI, Africa, and the politics of repair, By Akintunde Babatunde

If Africa is going to engage seriously with AI, the goal cannot simply be to be included in the margins of an existing architecture. It has to play a role in defining that architecture — in ways that ensure the continent is not only a source of raw materials and raw data, but also a […] The post Who writes the algorithm?: AI, Africa, and the politics of repair, By Akintunde Babatunde appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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