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Businesses urged to treat AI as a strategic capability, not just a cost-cutting tool
Businesses have been urged to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) simply as a tool for reducing costs as well as positioning it as a core strategic capability that drives innovation, growth and long-term competitive advantage.
He further urged organisations to invest in future ready digital infrastructure capable of supporting the rapid pace of AI innovation.
His comments come months after the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation launched Ghana AI Policy, a framework aimed at shaping Ghana's AI and technological advancement as well as adoption.
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