The Logic of Localizing African Languages

The Logic of Localizing African Languages

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Cultural Intelligence Series - What it takes to move enterprise AI from partnership to production

Most enterprise AI projects start as a technology problem. They end as a data and culture problem. Ankit Mathur, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, joins the Cultural Intelligence Podcast with a perspective few people have: not from inside one enterprise, but from across an enti ...  عرض المزيد

Human expertise at the core, AI in the loop: the future of software localization

In this Globally Speaking episode, RWS Principal Product Manager Luis Lopes sat down with Milen Epik, President of Epik Global Solutions, and Adam Asnes, CEO and founder of Lingoport, to explore what software localization looks like now that AI coding agents are part of everyday ...  عرض المزيد

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Focus on Africa

The World Bank estimates that Africa's working age population could grow by as much as 450 million by 2035. So how can African countries create the millions of jobs needed to accommodate these people? This special episode of the Africa Today podcast hears from experts and innovat ...  عرض المزيد

Investing in Africa: Media
Business Daily

We look into the growth of foreign investment in Africa’s media space. Africa is generating a huge amount of localized content as international streaming platforms and global media organisations battle to gain a foothold in the market. We find out what’s driving the interest and ...  عرض المزيد

Investing in Africa: Who benefits?
Business Daily

How are loans and grants distributed? And how high are the returns?According to the IMF, Africa’s growth prospect will be amongst the highest in the world and sectors such as fintech and telecoms are the drivers of the current economic growth, offering huge investment opportuniti ...  عرض المزيد

A Trip Around Africa with Judd Devermont and Emilia Columbo
The Lawfare Podcast

The population of Africa is projected to double by 2050, giving the continent one quarter of the world's people by then. Nigeria alone will have a larger population than the United States. To the extent they aren't so already, the world's problems and opportunities will be Afr ...

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