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02 June 2024 - 05:52
When the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder said Africa always brings forth something new, he wasn’t thinking about Nigeria — his countrymen had barely reached West Africa. But today he would hardly be talking about anywhere else.
In the realms of artificial intelligence (AI), there is always something new out of Africa and Nigeria. One of the latest innovations may well change the lives of parents around the world. From a start-up called Ubenwa Health, it’s called Nanni AI, and is described as an AI-powered translation app for babies...
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