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Three best friends at South Africa's Tshwane University of Technology didn't just graduate together—they all earned top honors. Goitseona Modisane, Motea Magoro, and Ampfarisaho Mudau proved that friendship and academics make the perfect team.
Forty teams of Malaysian developers will compete this December to build AI solutions addressing real-world problems, with top winners sharing $50,000 in prizes. The event supports Malaysia's goal of becoming an AI Nation by 2030.
A Tampa high school is trading its decades-old International Baccalaureate program for something new: an artificial intelligence and innovation center launching in 2028. Students will gain hands-on experience in AI, cybersecurity, and computing through real-world partnerships.
Stanford HAI just selected 15 doctoral students whose research spans everything from AI governance to protein design. The two-year fellowship supports groundbreaking work that could reshape how we tackle global challenges.
Google search now delivers AI-generated answers instead of just links, but not all answers are created equal. A university librarian has created a simple system to help people judge which AI responses they can trust.
Prince George's County is hosting a day where students and tech enthusiasts can build solutions to help their community. With support from industry leaders, participants will tackle real challenges in public safety, cybersecurity, and community services.
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Malaysia's national research center is turning AI prototypes into real solutions that help government workers do their jobs faster and more accurately. The country is building homegrown technology that cuts verification times by up to 70% while creating the skills needed to use it.
The UAE is inviting university students to solve real challenges for leading organizations and build working prototypes for a chance at cash prizes and career opportunities. The Advanced Technology Pioneers competition bridges the gap between classroom learning and national innovation needs.
Arizona State University is offering 30 fully funded master's scholarships to young African professionals pursuing technology and innovation degrees. The program covers everything from airfare to housing while building the next generation of leaders.
A Charleston storefront is teaching everyday people and small businesses how to use AI, meeting them where they are with simple explanations and hands-on help. The viral video sparked jokes online, but many see genius in making technology accessible to everyone.
Ghana's One Million Coders Programme has attracted nearly 142,000 sign-ups and actively trains nearly 28,000 people in cybersecurity, AI, and other tech skills. The initiative is partnering with 11 universities to weave digital certifications directly into degree programs.
Hong Kong is turning AI strategy into action with a $50 million program to make artificial intelligence accessible to everyone, not just tech experts. The city is launching public training programs, powering up 100 government services with AI, and opening a new research institute to turn breakthrough ideas into real-world tools.