11th Annual Mistra Lecture To Unpack Potential And Pitfalls Of AI

11th ANNUAL MISTRA LECTURE TO UNPACK POTENTIAL AND PITFALLS OF AI Submission Details

Author: Kgotso Mathabatha from .
More Info link: https://mistra.org.za/mistra-strategics/mapungubwe-annual-lecture-2023/
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About MISTRA
The Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA)an independent think tank that takes a long-term view on the strategic challenges facing South Africa, the continent and the globe.

For more information please contact:
Funie Rabambi: funie@twenty8zero7.com
Kgotso Mathabatha: kgotso@twenty8zero7.com

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