ATRUC S2 EP4: Can AI be trusted? with Jania Okwechime & Wessel Oosthuizen
Kate Byrne engages Wessel Oosthuizen and Jania Okwechime on the myths surrounding AI while reflecting on its impact in Africa.
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In this African Tech Conversations episode, guest host Kate Bryne chats with avid AI proponents Jania Okwechime (Partner at Deloitte - West Africa Data Analytics Leader) and Wessel Oosthuizen (AI Lead - Deloitte Analytics).
Listen in for deep insights about the pros and pitfalls of AI, and to grasp the profound potential impact AI might have on the Web3 universe as we build it out.
Click here (or on the microphone icon on the right of your screen) to leave us a 60-sec voice note with your reactions to any of the topics raised in the Conversation. (We will include some of your audio takes in future follow-up episodes.)
Useful References:
OP-ED: Blockchain offers an entry point for women entrepreneurs by Musa Kalenga by African Tech Roundup
PODCAST: Rebels with a Purpose S1E16 with Beena Ammanath by Katapult
ARTICLE: AI in Africa: Key Concerns and Policy Considerations for the Future of the Continent by Rachel Adams (Africa Policy Research Institute)
REPORT: Artificial Intelligence for Africa: An Opportunity for Growth, Development, and Democratisation by University of Pretoria
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