Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Nigeria's telecommunications regulator and industry leaders have urgently advocated for a strategic, unified approach to establishing artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in Africa. They caution that the continent could find itself ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant prospect—it is here, shaping how media is produced, distributed, and consumed. Across Africa, the rise of AI presents both a transformative opportunity ...

Egypt has announced its intention to lead in promoting artificial intelligence (AI) for the public good across the Middle East and Africa. This initiative is supported by a comprehensive national ...

Dubai is set to launch a US$1 million competition for short films created wholly through artificial intelligence, in partnership with Google's Gemini. This initiative is part of the upcoming 1 ...

Day 2 of the Broadcast and Digital Media Convention – West Africa 2025 delivered a powerful mix of strategic conversations, forward-looking innovations, and regulatory insight, as top stakeholders in broadcasting, ...

The world’s leading voices in artificial intelligence will gather in Geneva from 8 to 11 July for the AI for Good Global Summit 2025, hosted by the International Telecommunication Union ...

According to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky's annual report on digital habits, children's interest in artificial intelligence (AI) more than doubled in the past year. Covering May 2024 to April 2025, the ...

Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare, has a clear message for content creators: the age of AI is arriving rapidly, and it's not all positive news. While artificial intelligence promises greater ...

As AI technologies revolutionise content creation, audience engagement, and distribution models globally, the African broadcast industry faces unique challenges and opportunities in adapting to this new landscape. Across the continent, ...

As Africa’s media landscape continues to evolve, broadcasters across the continent are confronting a critical turning point. Traditional content distribution models struggle to keep pace with audiences becoming increasingly fragmented, ...