Rodger Werkhoven Reportedly Urges Nigerians to Use AI to Grow Economy. The independent creative director of OpenAI, Rodger Werkhoven, has urged Nigeria to use artificial intelligence (AI) to further the nation’s economic development. Werkhoven attended a symposium in Lagos with the theme “Adapting AI for Nigeria Creating Intelligent Solutions for a Unique Landscape.”
Rodger Werkhoven Reportedly Urges Nigerians to Use AI to Grow Economy
The highly regarded Werkhoven presented the revolutionary potential of AI for Nigeria’s economic development. He talked about his collaboration with OpenAI and the development of innovative AI solutions that might benefit both Nigeria and the rest of the world.
According to Werkhoven, “AI will be your assistant; it will do everything for you. You can chat to it because it is your friend. And, contrary to popular belief, AI will not replace humans or their employment; rather, someone using AI will.”
He gave a clear picture of a world where AI-powered technology would revolutionize industries and create new development opportunities. According to Werkhoven, Nigeria, with its vibrant and hardworking populace, is ideally situated to take advantage of AI’s promise and remove barriers.
Nigerian Researchers, Entrepreneurs, and Governments Must Collaborate for Sustainable Growth Rodger Werkhoven
“Nigeria possesses immense potential to become a hub for AI innovation and entrepreneurship,” Werkhoven said. “By embracing AI-driven solutions and fostering a conducive environment for technological innovation, Nigeria can unlock new opportunities, enhance productivity, and improve the quality of life for its citizens.”
Werkhoven went on to highlight the significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in key areas of the Nigerian economy, outlining how the technology may enhance, among other things, healthcare, education, and agriculture.
To hasten the advancement of technology in the nation, he also promoted cooperation and knowledge sharing between the public and commercial sectors. He said, “Nigerian entrepreneurs, researchers, and policymakers must come together to embrace AI as a catalyst for innovation and sustainable growth in the country.”
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