The Chief Executive Officer of Hubtel, Alex Bram, has urged the government to match its planned investments in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure with funding for specialised training, warning that Ghana’s shortage of skilled professionals could undermine efforts to develop a competitive AI industry. He believes investment in computing infrastructure alone will not be sufficient to […]
Ghana needs AI engineers and data scientists, not just computing infrastructure – Hubtel CEO
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