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Governments in Africa and Asia are inviting data centers in. The World Bank says phone-based AI could transform health care and farming there - if electricity a…
Governments in Africa and Asia are inviting data centers in. The World Bank says phone-based AI could transform health care and farming there - if electricity and access keep pace. We speak to Makhtar Diop, the head of the World Bank's private-sector arm, about AI in the Global South.
It’s funny that many ppl don’t remember china is also a developing country
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Small local AI is going to be awesome. You dont need an Einstein level chatbot sitting in the cloud, to get an answer on how to build/repair a generator or a machine. You just need it to understand a 100 page manual. And there are already LLM models that can run on a phone or laptop that are much smarter than doing Ctrl+F and jumping through 20 pages to find what you are looking for.
Governments in Africa and Asia are inviting data centers in. The World Bank says phone-based AI could transform health care and farming there - if electricity and access keep pace. We speak to Makhtar Diop, the head of the World Bank's private-sector arm, about AI in the Global South.