Re:Development: Dr. Catherine Nakalembe on AI in International Development
Can AI save international development as aid budgets shrink? We caught up with Dr. Catherine Nakalembe to talk real risks, tech ownership, and moving past charity.
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Can AI save international development as aid budgets shrink? We caught up with Dr. Catherine Nakalembe to talk real risks, tech ownership, and moving past charity.
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