Artificial Intelligence boom across Africa | BBC News

Artificial Intelligence boom across Africa | BBC News



Although Africa is home to a huge proportion of the world’s languages, many are missing when it comes to the development of AI.

Most AI tools, such as ChatGPT, are trained on English as well as other European and Chinese languages.

But as many African languages are mostly spoken rather than written down, there is a lack of text to train AI on to make it useful for speakers of those languages.

Researchers who have been trying to address this issue have recently released what is thought to be the largest known dataset of African languages.

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30 thoughts on “Artificial Intelligence boom across Africa | BBC News

  1. Haaa We Don't Fully Relay on Internet but Ma Skits chete.

    But yes A.I can do great as long our Zimbabwe and African Developers Puts in the innovation besides waiting for government support

  2. Youth, population growth, and demand -the young population; there’s strong demand for better services in agriculture, education, healthcare, finance etc. AI is being seen as a tool to leapfrog some older infrastructure challenges.

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