Eswatini risks missing E1.2bn AI economic opportunity – study
A Commonwealth study indicates that Eswatini could gain about E1.23 billion in economic output through artificial intelligence over ten years. The report ranks the country fifth from the bottom among 56 assessed member nations. There are concerns that poor readiness among youth may prevent the country from capturing this opportunity.
MBABANE – Eswatini could unlock approximately E1.23 billion in additional economic output through artificial intelligence (AI) over the next decade. However, poor youth readiness threatens the country’s ability to capitalise on this emerging economic opportunity. This is according to a new Commonwealth study which ranks Eswatini fifth from the bottom among 56 member countries assessed […] The post Eswatini risks missing E1.2bn AI economic opportunity – study appeared first on Times of Eswatini .