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Africa: Ai's Growth Potential in Africa Hinges On Electricity, Connectivity and Skills, IMF Says
The IMF reports that AI could boost Sub-Saharan Africa's economic output by 4% over the next decade, but this requires significant investments in electricity, internet connectivity, and digital skills. The analysis highlights infrastructure and skill development as critical enablers for AI adoption in the region.
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