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Microsoft says AI could contribute $1 2 trillion to Africa s economy by 2030

Tech giant, Microsoft, has projected that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could add about $1.2 trillion to Africa’s economy by the year

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AI to contribute $1 2 trillion to Africa s economy by 2030

A multinational technology company, Microsoft on Thursday said that Artificial Intelligence (AI) had the potential to contribute up to USD15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. | Pulse Nigeria

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Africa tipped on strategies to accelerate AI adoption on the continent

Africa tipped on strategies to accelerate AI adoption on the continent
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Microsoft taking principles-based, collaborative approach to responsible AI

Microsoft taking principles-based, collaborative approach to responsible AI
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Microsoft Kenya Champions Women in Tech with New Mentorship Program

Microsoft took big step towards bridging the gender gap in the tech industry with the launch of their Women Inspiring and Nurturing Students

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