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Author: Michael Babalola

Michael is a seasoned AI reporter and digital innovation advocate, focused on exploring how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are transforming industries, society, and everyday life. With a background in ICT, product management, and social entrepreneurship, he blends deep tech insight with storytelling to spotlight the real-world impact of AI across Africa and beyond.
Africa Tightens Its Grip on Artificial Intelligence
AI in Africa

Africa Tightens Its Grip on Artificial Intelligence

From Abuja to Addis Ababa, a continent once seen as a regulatory laggard is racing to put guardrails on high-risk…

Michael BabalolaMarch 16, 2026March 16, 2026
The New AI Scramble for Africa: Microsoft vs. DeepSeek
AI in Africa

The New AI Scramble for Africa: Microsoft vs. DeepSeek

A battle for the continent’s 1.4 billion minds has begun — and the stakes have never been higher A new…

Michael BabalolaMarch 16, 2026March 16, 2026
Apple Music Puts a Label on the Machine
Global AI watch

Apple Music Puts a Label on the Machine

With its new Transparency Tags mandate, Apple becomes the latest — and most powerful — streaming platform to require AI…

Michael BabalolaMarch 8, 2026March 8, 2026
Google Releases WAXAL: Empowering AI with African Voices
AI in Africa

Google Releases WAXAL: Empowering AI with African Voices

In a significant stride toward bridging the digital divide in Africa, Google Research has unveiled WAXAL, a comprehensive open-access speech…

Michael BabalolaMarch 8, 2026March 8, 2026
Kasi Cloud Unveils Nigeria’s First 100MW AI Data Center in Lagos, Paving the Way for Africa’s Digital Leap
AI News

Kasi Cloud Unveils Nigeria’s First 100MW AI Data Center in Lagos, Paving the Way for Africa’s Digital Leap

Lagos, Nigeria – March 5, 2026 – In a landmark development for Africa’s tech landscape, Kasi Cloud has announced the…

Michael BabalolaMarch 5, 2026March 5, 2026
Ghana Bets on Artificial Intelligence to Become Africa’s Digital Powerhouse
AI News

Ghana Bets on Artificial Intelligence to Become Africa’s Digital Powerhouse

A landmark National AI Strategy promises to reshape agriculture, healthcare, education, and security — but the road from ambition to…

Michael BabalolaMarch 5, 2026March 5, 2026
Africa Steps Into the Global AI Safety Conversation With Landmark GSMA-Zindi Challenge
AI News

Africa Steps Into the Global AI Safety Conversation With Landmark GSMA-Zindi Challenge

A new competition launched at MWC26 Barcelona invites data scientists worldwide to stress-test AI language models across Africa’s 2,000-plus languages…

Michael BabalolaMarch 5, 2026March 5, 2026
Africa and the AI Boom: Spectator or Builder?
Opinion & Analysis

Africa and the AI Boom: Spectator or Builder?

An opinion piece Every few months, a new AI model drops from Silicon Valley, a new frontier lab secures a…

Michael BabalolaMarch 1, 2026March 1, 2026
Meta and AMD Strike Landmark $100 Billion AI Deal, Shaking the Chip Industry
Global AI watch

Meta and AMD Strike Landmark $100 Billion AI Deal, Shaking the Chip Industry

In a sweeping multi-year agreement, Meta Platforms has committed to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD AI chips —…

Michael BabalolaFebruary 26, 2026February 26, 2026
The End of the Ad Agency? Meta Plans to Let AI Build Every Campaign by 2026
Global AI watch

The End of the Ad Agency? Meta Plans to Let AI Build Every Campaign by 2026

The social media giant wants advertisers to do nothing more than upload a product photo and set a budget —…

Michael BabalolaFebruary 26, 2026February 26, 2026

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