Talk Africa: The Artificial Intelligence dilemma

[@unscripted127]

I enjoyed this conversation on AI with regards to Africa.

[@udeme-abasinelson4512]

Dr Bayo Adekanbi spoke brilliantly

[@mouricegriffiths1670]

It is a good thing but the way we use it will be important ❤

[@henryogundolireph.d.2407]

Good interaction and presentation. One of the questions I have on my mind as Dr Bayo talks about Human control is, " Can AI evolve on its own without human interaction and control"? Can machines evolve without human interference, influence, and control? Are Machines now becoming organic creatures such that they can evolve without external input such as "Humans"? The other leg called alignment was not stretched. Where does AI alignment come in?

[@urimtefiki226]

I represent my Albanian national interest. Proud of my ancestors.

[@henryogundolireph.d.2407]

"Capacity gaps in Africa" It's a big issue. AI can help us fill and bridge these "capacity gaps" within the continent through generative AI laced with African content-centric solutions.

[@henryogundolireph.d.2407]

A lot of localisation and contextualisation in Africa is needed to deploy and apply AI in Africa.

[@oohbabybloo]

I believe it will allow a smaller person or business to compete with the big dogs. It curves the learning skills or curves. I don't believe it will totally replace human jobs, but it will allow the masses to produce more efficiently to compete with established big dogs.

[@SDBOGLE]

The dangers of AI is it’s use that will take say humans abilities to learn as AI will be doing work hence why would anyone want to get educated again if they’re AI that does people exams for them or build a house. Soon humans wil be ignorant of doing anything when the AI fails

[@henryogundolireph.d.2407]

AI: a great equaliser.

[@urimtefiki226]

Dont use it, that is it.