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Solomon Asamoah on How AI Could Change Everyday Life in Ghana and Across Africa

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

AI could help Ghana plan roads, manage power, improve public services and widen access to useful information. It could also deepen inequality or waste scarce money. The outcome will depend on practical choices about people, infrastructure and funding.

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