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Ghana Ranks 9th Among Top 10 African Countries That Are Most Prepared For The AI Takeover

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Ghana Ranks 9th Among Top 10 African Countries That Are Most Prepared For The AI Takeover

For African countries, adopting AI has enormous potential to fuel growth, solve urgent problems, and usher in a new age of prosperity.

However, AI adoption is complicated, necessitating preparation in various dimensions.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights four critical areas for AI readiness: digital infrastructure, innovation and economic integration, human capital and labor market policy, and regulation and ethics.

These pillars, taken together, create a road map for African states to effectively use AI.

AI thrives in an environment that promotes innovation and integrates easily into the larger economy.

African countries must emphasize research and development (R&D) by assisting startups, sponsoring AI-specific research, and fostering collaboration between universities and businesses.

Furthermore, a strong digital infrastructure is essential for any AI-powered economy. This includes dependable internet access, fast connection, cloud computing capabilities, and modern data centers.

For many African nations, the digital gap remains an issue, with rural populations frequently cut off from technological advances.

However, certain countries on the continent have tackled this issue very profoundly, alongside upholding ethical and regulatory practices and building on their human capital.

With that said, here are the 10 African countries most prepared for AI, as per the IMF.

Top 10 African countries that are most prepared for the AI takeover

RankCountryAI preparedness indexGlobal rank
1.Seychelles0.5357th
2.Mauritius0.5360th
3.South Africa0.569th
4.Tunisia0.4784th
5.Kenya0.4588th
6.Rwanda0.4491st
7.Cabo Verde0.4395th
8.Morocco0.4396th
9.Ghana0.43100th
10.Namibia0.42103rd
Source: businessinsiderafrica
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