The AI Shift: What Young Africans Are Getting Right (and Wrong).
In my submission to the #RaenestXDevCareer, I broke down how to use AI wisely, what we’re getting right, and what we’re getting wrong.
Here’s the full breakdown👇
https://t.co/5O98qbTBWu
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@HC_XFamily Dear God,
I am looking at something beautiful, help me get to it, help me embrace it and don’t forget to satisfy me early with your mercy 🙏
Ese baba.
Yours sincerely,
Elizabeth.
While writing my entry for the DevCareer × Raenest Freelancer Hackathon, my question changed from "what are we getting right and wrong?" to "are we using it wisely?"
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@dev_careers@Raenest AI is everywhere now. Students are using it for assignments. Creators are using it for ideas. Freelancers are using it to work faster. Everybody is tapping in… but not everybody is using it wisely.
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Everybody is using AI now… but not everybody is using it well.
I wrote about what young Africans are getting right (and wrong) with AI
If you’re using AI or planning to, this is for you:
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@dev_careers@Raenest Let’s be honest.
At this point, if you’re a young African and you haven’t used AI at least once, people will start looking at you like you’re still using a torchlight phone. AI is everywhere now. Students are using it for assignments. Creators are using it for ideas.
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Today’s my birthday and I didn’t have enough captions for my posts, not like captions ever tell the real story. But one things is certain, and that is; God wrote my story and he wrote it perfectly with an expected end.
Period!
If you were dating in Nigeria ten years ago, love was simple.
You met someone at church, a wedding, NYSC camp, or through that one auntie who knows everyone’s business. You talked face-to-face. You walked someone to the gate.