In the bustling classrooms of rural Malawi and the under-resourced schools of Lagos, a quiet revolution is underway. African youth aren’t shying away from artificial intelligence —they’re embracing it as a lifeline. “AI is like having a tutor available 24/7,” one young participant in a recent Global Campaign for Education focus group declared. From Kenya’s innovation hubs to South Africa’s townships, young people across the…
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