AI is expected to contribute US$15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, but only 10 percent of this will be felt in the Global South.
With only five percent of Africa’s AI talent having access to the computational power and resources needed to carry out complex tasks, we must act now to change this trajectory.
Discover how Italy, in collaboration with the UNDP, is spearheading an AI initiative to drive sustainable development across Africa. We delve into the focus on nine priority countries and explore sectors like health, education, and agriculture where AI is making a difference. Learn about the innovative accelerator program supporting African startups and the potential for AI in industries such as mining.
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A two-days event, held under the Auspices of the Italian G7 Presidency, focuses on fostering Public-Private Partnerships to harness the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Emerging Technologies. It explores AI’s role in driving Competitiveness, Innovation, and Growth, particularly for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.
Anthony Ndungu speaks on the challenges and opportunities of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Karim Beguir speaks on the progress and potential of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Keyzom Ngodup Masally speaks on the importance of multistakeholder collaboration in advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Ahunna Eziakonwa speaks on the revolutionary potential of investing in African youth amid AI innovation. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Agostino Inguscio speaks on the challenges and opportunities of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Robert Opp speaks on how the AI Hub for Sustainable Development can support Africa in advancing AI innovation. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
The Memorandum of Understanding signed between the United Nations Development Programme, the International Telecommunication Union, the Ministry of Entreprises and Made in Italy, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Italian Republic.
With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) as a major driver of technological progress, democratizing access to digital opportunities through greater representation and inclusion of diverse languages has never been more important.
The vision of inclusive AI development will be a central theme at the upcoming Group of Seven (G7) ministerial meeting scheduled in Rome on October 10, where Italian and African ministers and stakeholders will convene to discuss the future of technology and development.
Official statement detailing G7 leaders' commitments on global issues and welcoming the establishment of the AI Hub.
Exploring creative partnership models to integrate African languages into AI systems and create public goods.
Fostering innovation in data, computing, and talent pipelines to strengthen local AI ecosystems in Africa.
The AI Hub’s first report detailing problem areas, needs, and opportunities for the Hub to support local AI ecosystems in Africa.
Blog outlining the G7-UNDP partnership to promote AI for sustainable development in Africa.
In a milestone year for digital development, both G7 and G20 presidencies are driving collective action to advance AI for sustainable development.
With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) as a major driver of technological progress, democratizing access to digital opportunities through greater representation and inclusion of diverse languages has never been more important.
