Apple HomeView vs Amazon Echo Show: which smart display is worth buying?

Apple HomeView takes on Amazon Echo Show with Siri AI, smart home controls and a personalised experience. But is it worth the higher price?

What a doctor’s typing speed reveals about Africa’s voice AI gap

How a problem with medical documentation led Nigerian startup Intron to build voice technology for African languages.

AI is making it easier to build games in Africa. Making money is still the hard part

AI is transforming African game development, but local studios must turn viral hits into sustainable businesses?

What if the 39.6M small businesses in Nigeria use AI

This programme launched to teach small and medium enterprise business owners how to use AI in their business

How the Nigerian life simulator Lagos Life game works

See how Lagos Life let players work, earn money, rent homes and build virtual lives in Lagos.

Different Ways to Use ChatGPT For Free Without Paying A Subscription

Know the different ways to use ChatGPT for free without paying for a personal subscription.

Replit acquires Atta, an AI analytics startup in undisclosed deal

A US-based AI coding startup has acquired Atta, a business analysis and charting company in an undisclosed deal.

Meet the 11 Nigerians shaping AI development at OpenAI

Meet 11 Nigerians working at OpenAI and the different paths that led them to the AI company.

Meet 16 Nigerians who work at NVIDIA

A list of 16 Nigerians working at NVIDIA, a global player in the artificial intelligence market.

South African AI startup Verascient raises $1.2 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed round

Verascient, a South African AI startup, has raised $1.2 million (R19.5 million) in its first funding round. The oversubscribed round was backed by several notable investors.

How to make money with AI: Practical income paths

Discover practical ways to make money with AI, from freelance services and digital products to automation, consulting, and scalable online income.

Why this fund is investing in African AI founders under 25

Oakvale Invest is betting on African AI founders under 25, backing young entrepreneurs with patient capital.