Edves Deepens AI Integration to Transform Teaching in Nigerian Schools
Philips Babatunde Nigerian education technology company Edves is expanding the use of artificial intelligence in classroom instruction, lesson preparation and…
Read MoreEconet InfraCo Cuts Diesel Costs by 30% With AI Fuel Management
Econet InfraCo has reportedly reduced diesel costs by 30 per cent through the deployment of artificial intelligence for…
Read MoreBill Gates Warns of Potentially Catastrophic AI Risks
Microsoft co founder Bill Gates has warned that artificial intelligence has become powerful enough to enable events that…
Read MoreAI Misinformation Raises Concern Over Digital Trust Ahead of Elections
The growing use of artificial intelligence to create false audio, videos and images is raising concern among Nigerian…
Read MoreNCC, CBM Seek More Investment in Digital Skills for Persons With Disabilities
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, and Christian Blind Mission International Nigeria, CBM, have called for increased investment in…
Read MoreLagos begins free digital skills training for youths
The Lagos State Government has commenced a five day digital skills training programme aimed at equipping young people…
Read MoreINEC deploys AI to detect discrepancies in 2027 election results
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has commenced the deployment of Artificial Intelligence tools to help detect discrepancies…
Read MoreNigeria to manufacture armoured vehicles, anti drone systems locally
Nigeria is set to expand local defence manufacturing through a new partnership between the Defence Industries Corporation of…
Read MoreUber suspends expansion into five European markets
Uber has reportedly paused plans to expand into five new European markets, including Austria, Norway, and Greece, despite…
Read MoreYour House Will Soon Have Digital Addresse as Nigerian Govt Plans On Every Building
Nigeria is set to overhaul its addressing system as the Federal Government, through the Nigerian Postal Service, advances…
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