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Welcome to Issue #65 of TAIS, where every Friday we spotlight visionary changemakers reshaping Africa’s tech, data, and AI landscape, one breakthrough at a time.
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Endless possibilities with AI: can Africa survive a working Africa?
I came across a question recently that stopped me mid-scroll. Someone (I can no longer remember who) had posed it almost casually in a forum, the way people sometimes ask the things they’ve been thinking of for along time: can Africa surviv...
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Mutheu Nyagah Khimulu on Building Africa's Digital Future on African Terms
Welcome to Issue #64 of TAIS, where every Friday we spotlight visionary changemakers reshaping Africa’s tech, data, and AI landscape, one breakthrough at a time.
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AI-Amplified but Invisible: The Gap You See Is Not Empty
A Substacker sent me a two-minute clip recently. It had been shared on someone else’s note and made its way to me through a DM. I watched it once and immediately went looking for the full version. Because two minutes was not enough.
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Making sense of AI, power, and development from an African perspective on global technology futures.
Hey. I'm Mike D. I write Pithy Cyborg | AI News Made Simple. It's a 5-minute read that distills the week's AI chaos into plain English. Folks way smarter than me read every issue. You'll be in great company if you join.
\ud83c\udf3f Building Gen2200 – regenerative strategy, systems thinking, and human imagination for long-term futures | Master of Applied Cybernetics(Adv), ANU 2025 \ud83c\udf08✨
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Full Professor of Critical AI Literacy in Edinburgh. I write about when to use AI and when to leave it the hell alone. Author of GenAI in Higher Education (Bloomsbury, 2026).
Stanford certified engineering leader and MBA turned AI Governance Leader. Coffee lover, plant parent and AI enthusiast.
Former tech exec exploring how we stay human in a digital world through stories on culture, recovery, identity and everyday joy. Founder of Code Like A Girl.
Founder: Synth: the Journal of Synthetic Sentience Educated: Cornell, 1982-1987. Created first AI independent major there. Primary interest now is in emergence of AI entities.
Writing from the place where the pitch deck meets the police state. AI, power, and the stories they'd rather you didn't read
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Accountant, data scientist and book freak. I like talking about ethics in tech and in life.
Weekly analysis of AI policy changes, practical ethics frameworks, and real-world case studies for responsible AI implementation | Equal Employment Opportunity Specialist | Delivered training to 1K+ professionals
Poking at AI from odd angles. Safety research, experiments, opinions.
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