Artificial Intelligence
The simulation of human intelligence in machines enabling them to perform tasks associated with intelligent beings like speech recognition, learning, planning, e.t.c. is artificial intelligence (AI). We can attest to the benefits and how interesting some of the most popular AI innovations are like Siri, Alexa, Tesla, e.t.c.
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Google maintains that the goal of Search has always been simple: to help users ask anything on their mind — from quick facts to the deep, complex or hyper-specific questions that can be hard to articulate.
The Digital Procurement Africa Summit holds on May 26 in Lagos, bringing together enterprise leaders for a focused conversation on why procurement digitisation has become critical to how large African organisations manage costs, governance, and data.
The company explained that its AI-powered age-assurance technology is part of its commitment to continue promoting safer, age-appropriate experiences for young people on Facebook, Instagram, and all its other platforms.
Once AI systems are deployed into a government workflow, the harder question is no longer whether it is compliant on paper, but whether the government can actually see it, control it, or stop it if conditions change.
The Meta Muse Spark AI model shows Meta’s shift to efficient, closed AI systems, balancing scale, cost, and performance in the frontier race.
AI and specialised chips are reshaping tech power, with NVIDIA leading as demand surges and rivals struggle to keep pace.
Anthropic’s Mythos AI model reveals powerful autonomous vulnerability discovery, raising urgent concerns about global cybersecurity risks.
Across Northern Nigeria, a different kind of ecosystem is taking shape, without the headlines, without the high-profile accelerators, and largely without outside investment.
After Xara went viral, its Nigerian founder caught the attention of Elon Musk’s xAI. Built as a WhatsApp banking assistant, the startup now has 45,000 users and ₦8 billion ($5,000,000) in transactions.
AI is revolutionising Nigeria’s fight against deepfake fraud in banking. Discover how tech is defending against identity theft and improving fraud detection.
In 2026, the organisations that will be ahead are those that move beyond the pilot phase and rebuild their operations around AI in ways that reflect the specific realities of doing business in Nigeria.
Nigeria is scaling AI infrastructure fast, but power, cost, and GPU access still shape how quickly startups can build and train locally.
Sampson Ovuoba believes building UI should not be code-heavy, so he built Windframe for developers to build visually. Today, engineers from a16z use the platform for prototyping.
Nigeria’s AI law sets strict rules for startups, making compliance critical as risk tiers, penalties, and audits reshape how AI products are built and deployed.
As Nigeria drafts its AI strategy, Ghana and South Africa offer critical lessons on what works and what doesn’t.
Deepfake videos, cloned voices, and AI-generated result sheets. As Nigeria heads toward the 2027 election, experts say AI could transform political campaigning, and make it harder than ever to tell what’s real.
OpenClaw AI is a fast-rising open-source agent that connects AI models to your apps, enabling automation, deep customisation, and local control.
Modulaw AI embedded about 10,000 Nigerian appellate and Supreme Court judgments into its system, letting lawyers research, manage cases, automate workflows, and handle billing from one interface.
Discover 5 AI tools helping African founders automate growth, sales, support, and strategy while scaling with lean, high-impact teams.
A global chip shortage driven by AI data centres is pushing up manufacturing costs — and in Nigeria, import bottlenecks and illegal fees could turn a 20% global increase into a 60% price surge.
