Artificial Intelligence -Zimbabwe

10/08/2023

AI readiness in developing countries, including Zimbabwe, can be assessed by considering several factors that contribute to the adoption and implementation of AI technologies. Here's an overview of key considerations: Infrastructure: Adequate infrastructure is crucial for AI adoption. This includes access to reliable electricity, internet connectivity, and computing resources. In Zimbabwe, while urban areas generally have better infrastructure, rural areas may face challenges in terms of connectivity and power supply....

AI readiness in developing countries, including Zimbabwe, can be assessed by considering several factors that contribute to the adoption and implementation of AI technologies. Here’s an overv…

14/07/2023

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14/07/2023

10/07/2023

Agriculture may be one of the highest impact operations for AI.

Here’s an (unlisted) YouTube video of an earlier robotic apple harvester, developed by Monash University.

This ground-based version had a cost of around USD$80 000

21/06/2023

As of September 2021, here is an overview of some government initiatives and policies related to AI development and adoption in Zimbabwe. It's important to note that specific policies and initiatives may have evolved or been updated since then.

18/06/2023

Given average lifespans, people born this year can expect to live to the year 2100.

Gen Alpha will experience a fully automated, post-scarcity society.

AI will be as abundant as running water.

Near-zero cost clean energy.

Maybe Multi-planetary settlements.

What a time, will it be, to be alive.

14/06/2023

Zimbabwe Open Data Initiative

The Zimbabwe Open Data Initiative is an important government-led effort aimed at making government data more accessible and transparent to the public. The initiative recognizes the value of data in driving innovation and development, including its potential for AI applications and research.

The Open Data Inventory (ODIN) measures how complete a country’s statistical offerings are and whether their data meet internationalstandards of openness. Zimbabwe ranks 97t in the Open Data Inventory 2020 with an overall score of 48.. The overallscore is a combination of a data coverage subscore of 46 and a data openness subscore of 50.