Ghana has skilled workforce to drive AI, tech innovation – Deputy Minister

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• Mr Smith 3 months ago

  Skilled workforce indeed. And where is that workforce? In the streets?

  Skilled workforce indeed. And where is that workforce? In the streets?

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• JM 3 months ago

  Coding sef you don’t know
  U dey talk AI…confused government

  Coding sef you don’t know
  U dey talk AI…confused government

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• Jay - NPP Fools 3 months ago

  Ofui.. and you that knows coding, why are you not the minister? Or why were you not nominated as a minister??

  Ofui.. and you that knows coding, why are you not the minister? Or why were you not nominated as a minister??

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• BerylRichards 3 months ago

  What kind of ministerial portfolio is that??
  
  We dont have the human capital to do that!! I thought SNG said they wanted to develop 1M coders!! HAs that started??
  
  
  It is true that the only time politicians make sense i ...
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  What kind of ministerial portfolio is that??
  
  We dont have the human capital to do that!! I thought SNG said they wanted to develop 1M coders!! HAs that started??
  
  
  It is true that the only time politicians make sense is when they are in opposition. If that is really true then we are doomed as a people. This is what we get when instead of young man going out there to gain real life professional experience decide that joining political wagons right out of college is their best option.
  
  Cry Mother Ghana!! Keep on crying!!

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• Mawuetornam Dugbazah 3 months ago

  The African tradition of embracing--hook, line and sinker--foreign technologies is about to repeat itself.
  
  Instead of constituting a design agenda and forging ahead with the vision to design locally made POWER TECHNOLOGIE ...
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  The African tradition of embracing--hook, line and sinker--foreign technologies is about to repeat itself.
  
  Instead of constituting a design agenda and forging ahead with the vision to design locally made POWER TECHNOLOGIES of the next generation sort, the black star is allowing ITS VIBRANT CLASS OF INTELLECTUAL CONMEN (ACADEMICS) to engage in mass deception once again.
  
  This is the last stage Ghana. If you do not get your house in order as far as the design factor in economics is concerned, you will permanently remain an underclass nation that resorts to BORROW-BORROW. Thank you.

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• Akwasi Bio 3 months ago

  In Ghana, only SNAS at GAEC teaches Programming techniques in artificial intelligence at MPhil level yet not supported to deliver on applications and technology transfer.
  Very sad indeed.
  Please Mr. Minister do the needfu ...
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  In Ghana, only SNAS at GAEC teaches Programming techniques in artificial intelligence at MPhil level yet not supported to deliver on applications and technology transfer.
  Very sad indeed.
  Please Mr. Minister do the needful.

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• jesus 3 months ago

  Do we really since our Minister of Communications thinks even hacking MOMO is a figment of our imagination?

  Do we really since our Minister of Communications thinks even hacking MOMO is a figment of our imagination?

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• omanbapa the truth teller 3 months ago

  says the guy who doesnt understand what Coding is????

  says the guy who doesnt understand what Coding is????

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