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Artificial Intelligence, AI, could contribute over 16 billion US dollars to Africa's economy by 2030. This is according to a whitepaper by Mastercard. The report, which examines the continent's expanding AI presence, recognizes Kenya as demonstrating consistent advancement in policy formulation, digital finance, and infrastructure. However, it also points out existing challenges related to funding and skills that need to be solved if the country is to realise its full potential.
Mastercard: AI to add $16B to Africa’s GDP by 2030
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