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Sam Altman Says The World Must Accept Some Bad Things from AI to Unlock Its Benefits and Give People Agency
Altman argued that society should be willing to tolerate certain negative consequences of AI in exchange for the technology’s broader benefits and the ability of ordinary people to access and use it freely. Photo Credit: Jesse Whitelaw/AFP
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Applications Open for the Mandela Washington Fellowship: A Fully Funded Opportunity for Young African Leaders
The Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders, the flagship program of the U.S. Government’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), is once again inviting applications. Photo Credit: Mandela Washington Institute
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Thousands of African Miners at Risk: Can Technology Put an End to Illegal Mining?
Across the African Continent, thousands of miners and the communities around them face daily risks of pit collapses, toxic exposure, violence, and exploitation. Photo Credit: Stock Photo
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Call for Applications: World Bank GovTech AI Bootcamp 2026 (Fully Funded Training)
The World Bank, in partnership with the Republic of Korea’s Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS) and the National Information Society Agency (NIA), has opened applications for the GovTech Bootcamp for AI in Governance and Public Administration. Photo Credit: World Bank GovTech AI Bootcamp
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The impact of Technology on Africa as a Continent greatly Lacking in Technical Knowledge
Despite the great economic potentials Technology posses for Africa, without proper Technical Experts, Skilled Professionals, Tutors and Strong Legislation, the African Continent will not be able to Sustainable implement, safely operate, and maintain new foreign Technologies. Photo Credit: Getty Images
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Algeria Launches National Digital Services Center to Strengthen Digital Sovereignty
Algeria has officially inaugurated the Algerian National Center for Digital Services. Photo Credit: Samad Wassam
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Why Africa must Switch from being a Technology Consumer to becoming a Manufacturer of Technology
Photo of African Technology Rising – Photo Credit: Empower Africa
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