NITDA Advocates Transition from Consuming AI to Developing It as Investors Eye African Tech Potential
Transitioning to Local AI Development
The National Information Technology Development Agency has called for a strategic pivot from simply using artificial intelligence tools to actively designing and building them locally.
Attracting Global Investment
This advocacy coincides with a growing interest from international investors who are actively spotlighting the vast artificial intelligence opportunities available across Africa.
What this means for Africa: Nigeria is seeking to position the continent as a hub for active AI development and investment rather than a passive market for foreign technology.
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