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As Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede turns 60, his long-standing focus on capital markets raises a bigger question for Africa: can the continent build the financial infrastructure needed to turn its savings into sustainable wealth?

How can you spot a promising founder before a product even launches, and why might crypto ecosystems overlook strong teams? Incrypted co-founder Ivan Pavlovsky discussed these questions live with Josip Volarević, Startup Success Lead at Superteam, a developer in the Solana ecosystem and co-founder of Superteam Balkans. They also covered startup failures, accelerators, token launches…

Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., discusses the competitive race between the U.S. and China in artificial intelligence development. He raises concerns about energy grid capacity and highlights regulatory hurdles facing tech firms.

When artificial intelligence researcher Jacob Coxon quit tech giant Anthropic earlier this month, he warned that the company and its rivals were “gambling with our lives”.

Choosing between a software-driven artificial intelligence company and a quantum computing pioneer requires weighing utility against technical potential. Investors have this choice in BigBear.ai (NYSE:BBAI) and IonQ (NYSE:IONQ) when searching for high-growth tech opportunities.

ETSI has published TR 104 180, a technical report that defines 18 metrics for measuring data quality, giving companies a way to check whether their data is good enough for AI before they use it. The report defines each metric and includes the formulas needed to calculate it.

As enterprise AI moves beyond answering questions toward taking actions on its own, data readiness takes on a different meaning.

Spotting videos made by generative AI used to be as simple as counting the fingers of the people depicted. But as with every other aspect of the technology, while AI video’s utility remains questionable, its ability to create a reasonably convincing facsimile of human-created footage has come a long way since the days of this…

Every discussion of climate finance in Afghanistan eventually collides with a question that is rarely asked out loud: should this country receive climate finance at all? Everything else—how the money should flow, what it should fund, which region should be prioritized—is downstream of that first question. And as long as it remains unanswered, or answered…