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Bill Gates warns that AI is very Dangerous and capable of causing Mass Unemployment
Gates cautioned that wait-and-see policies are no longer viable, arguing that tech companies are actively downplaying these immense threats to protect their bottom lines while society remains critically unprepared. Photo Credit: Getty Images
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Why Africa must Develop and use its own Search Engine as Google’s Policies favour America over the rest
The entire world is at a Digital & Technological cross road with intense Global competition for Digital and Technology dominance spearheaded by Leading Countries and Big Tech companies. In Africa today, Digital and Technological development is growing in a slow Linear progression compared to other continents which are witnessing fast spiralling Arithmetic Digital and Technological…
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Google Plead for Dialogue as Nigerian Government Investigates Major Tech Firms
A Google representative has reaffirmed the company’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s digital economy, particularly its media and creative sectors. Photo Credit: Google
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President Tinubu Orders FCCPC to Probe Meta, Google, Others Over Alleged Media Exploitation
The petition accused global technology firms, including Meta, Alphabet, X (formerly Twitter), and some Generative AI platforms, of engaging in practices that allegedly distort competition, threaten the economic sustainability of Nigerian media organisations and infringe on the rights of publishers and content creators. Photo Credit: Google Photos
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Africa Must Setup and Use Its Own Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and WhatsApp for Sustainable Digital Growth
Platforms dominating Africa’s Internet space include Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, alongside X (formerly Twitter) and others which are overwhelmingly foreign-owned. Photo Credit: Generative Photo
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