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Afrilabs Publishes Reports On AI Policy and Ethics Across Africa
AfriLabs, the largest pan-African network of technology and innovation hub announced the release of two studies on Artificial…
Qualcomm Announces Shortlisted Startups For Make In Africa 2024 Program
Qualcomm has announced the shortlisted startups for its Make in Africa 2024 program. The equity-free mentorship program identifies…
Nigeria Launches Its First Multilingual Language Model As It Develops Its National AI Strategy
The Nigeria Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy has launched the country’s first multilingual large language model…
Meta Launches Meta AI Assistant Across Its Products Including WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger
Meta has launched its Meta AI assistant globally across multiple products including Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. Users globally…
Five AI Tools Similar to ChatGPT You Can Use For Your Workflow
In the ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, ChatGPT has emerged as a prominent figure, known for its ability…
New Documentary Explores Artificial Intelligence Concerns and Innovations in Ghana
A new investigative documentary has been launched looking at artificial intelligence (AI) in Ghana, after a major worldwide…
Editor Notes: Generative AI, New Podcast Season, Business Models and Future Of Content
Editor Notes is a publication from Editor-in-Chief of Tech Labari Happy New Year Folks! Hope you all enjoyed…
How Google Is Using AI For Weather and Flood Casting and Mapping Buildings In Africa
Last week, we got an invite to the Google office in Accra to find out what the Google…
AppsFlyer Acquires oolo to Transform AI-Driven Decision-Making for Marketing, Growth and Monetization Teams
AppsFlyer, the global leader in marketing measurement, attribution, and data analytics, today announced its acquisition of oolo, a leading…
Nicelyformed Takes The Pain Out Of Online Form Creation By Using AI
In the digital age, the need for streamlined communication and information gathering has never been more critical. From…