AI ambition faces funding gap - Ashesi professor warns
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AI ambition faces funding gap - Ashesi professor warns

Kingsley Webora TANKEH
Published 6 days ago3 min read

Ghana’s ambition to develop a competitive artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem is being constrained by limited financing for innovative ideas, with the country at risk of falling behind unless more capital is directed toward technology development, Ashesi University’s Professor Ayorkor Korsah has warned.

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