LUSAKA, Zambia (AN) – African Union and European Union officials say they are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to coordinate an ambitious decade-long program for advancing science and technology research projects.
The efforts highlighted at a workshop hosted by Morocco in Marrakesh on Tuesday are part of the A.U.-E.U. Innovation Agenda's 10-year framework focused on cross-cutting issues and four priority areas: public health, green transition, innovation and technology, and capacities for science.
