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Nigeria launches Atlas Network to build AI solutions for Africa

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Nigeria has launched the Atlas Network, an initiative aimed at developing artificial intelligence (AI) systems that better support Africa’s languages,

Nigeria launches Atlas Network to build AI solutions for Africa

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