Incredible momentum building around AI in Africa, and it's urgently needed.
Solomon Quaynor’s point is spot on: AI is no longer optional for Africa, it’s foundational. But for this vision to scale inclusively, we must address two pressing gaps: the scarcity of AI-ready talent and the accessibility of development platforms.
That’s where no-code/low-code solutions come in. They can democratize AI development, enabling educators, entrepreneurs, and SMEs to build and deploy AI-driven tools without deep technical skills. It’s not just a cost-saver; it’s an empowerment strategy.
Africa may have just 3% of global AI talent today, but with smart policy, pan-African collaboration, and tools that lower the barrier to entry, we can grow a grassroots AI ecosystem in African languages, classrooms, and communities.
Looking forward to the impact of Africa AI Week and similar initiatives!
AI role in the africa future is the great oppurtuinty will incremental economic in africa but to my surprised how allocated the fund future of AI in africa 83% allocated four countries includ, Kenya ,Nageria ,Egypt and Sout africa, to my surprised is the way allocated fund of AI future in africa is the based in the bias pathern ? or based the whom country can qualifying on these fund of the future AI africa if the outcome statement IA council africa alinged with out bias detected rest of 17% of the fund can improve the data in the health,agriculture ,economic growth rest other in the whole african countries and the big gap will see will integrating six years coming ?
AI is just a tool which is useless without the commerce and industry to use it in. Africa needs massive commerce growth that activates and empowers its workforce. [EVERYONE] At the same time, new smart industries must be created to complement the technolgy trends. There is an old asset with new features that have long been demonized for lack of education and understanding.
Incredible momentum building around AI in Africa, and it's urgently needed.
Solomon Quaynor’s point is spot on: AI is no longer optional for Africa, it’s foundational. But for this vision to scale inclusively, we must address two pressing gaps: the scarcity of AI-ready talent and the accessibility of development platforms.
That’s where no-code/low-code solutions come in. They can democratize AI development, enabling educators, entrepreneurs, and SMEs to build and deploy AI-driven tools without deep technical skills. It’s not just a cost-saver; it’s an empowerment strategy.
Africa may have just 3% of global AI talent today, but with smart policy, pan-African collaboration, and tools that lower the barrier to entry, we can grow a grassroots AI ecosystem in African languages, classrooms, and communities.
Looking forward to the impact of Africa AI Week and similar initiatives!
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AI role in the africa future is the great oppurtuinty will incremental economic in africa but to my surprised how allocated the fund future of AI in africa 83% allocated four countries includ, Kenya ,Nageria ,Egypt and Sout africa, to my surprised is the way allocated fund of AI future in africa is the based in the bias pathern ? or based the whom country can qualifying on these fund of the future AI africa if the outcome statement IA council africa alinged with out bias detected rest of 17% of the fund can improve the data in the health,agriculture ,economic growth rest other in the whole african countries and the big gap will see will integrating six years coming ?
AI is just a tool which is useless without the commerce and industry to use it in. Africa needs massive commerce growth that activates and empowers its workforce. [EVERYONE] At the same time, new smart industries must be created to complement the technolgy trends. There is an old asset with new features that have long been demonized for lack of education and understanding.
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