When regulation lags behind innovation…Africa’s AI dilemma

The government will announce later that a new AI tool which has helped to identify the fraud will now be licensed to other countries, including the US and Australia.

By Ephia Ruhode RESEARCH on digital transformation across the African continent reveals some interesting developments. In Nairobi, a fintech startup, Tala, is using AI to assess the creditworthiness of millions of unbanked citizens. In Lagos, AI-powered tools are helping doctors interpret X-rays in hospitals with too few radiologists. In Cape Town, young developers are experimenting…

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