Artificial intelligence meeting in Burundi: the technology is gradually expanding to all areas of life in Africa -. Burundian academics can develop low-cost artificial intelligence solutions, especially for agriculture and renewable energy, said Rupin Shakhrot, dean of the Faculty of Computing and Sciences at Olivia University, on the sidelines of the fourth artificial intelligence meeting under the "Building and Using Artificial Intelligence for Burundi" conference. "Artificial intelligence does not require you to go big or very high to develop solutions. No, we can continue with minimal cost solutions," he noted. Public authorities must help the population become familiar with artificial intelligence, while accepting the fact that this technology is part of everyday life, emphasized Michel Mokshimana, dean of the Institute of Digital Technologies at the University of Burundi. To be technologically independent, African countries must develop a framework and provide students with opportunities to develop their own applications, added Sanja Michael, Vice Chancellor of Olivia University. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.

Artificial intelligence meeting in Burundi: the technology is gradually expanding to all areas of life in Africa -. Burundian academics can develop low-cost artificial intelligence solutions, especially for agriculture and renewable energy, said Rupin Shakhrot, dean of the Faculty of Computing and Sciences at Olivia University, on the sidelines of the fourth artificial intelligence meeting under the "Building and Using Artificial Intelligence for Burundi" conference. "Artificial intelligence does not require you to go big or very high to develop solutions. No, we can continue with minimal cost solutions," he noted. Public authorities must help the population become familiar with artificial intelligence, while accepting the fact that this technology is part of everyday life, emphasized Michel Mokshimana, dean of the Institute of Digital Technologies at the University of Burundi. To be technologically independent, African countries must develop a framework and provide students with opportunities to develop their own applications, added Sanja Michael, Vice Chancellor of Olivia University. Subscribe to Sputnik Africa | X.