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youtu.be/Wc6clXeZ_oo?si=FnDK… AI Revolution Needs Mathematicians with Amos Tarfa | Startups and Innovators Ep. 66 | Atlanta Discuss Artificial intelligence is changing how we learn, work and build businesses. Behind every AI breakthrough is mathematics. In Episode 66 of Startups and Innovators, Ade Balogun is joined by Amos Tarfa, popularly known as “Amos the maths guy”. Amos is an educator who trains young Nigerians in artificial intelligence and organises maths debates and competitions. They discuss why the AI revolution will be won by countries that invest in mathematical thinking, and what that means for Nigeria and Africa. In this episode: Why mathematics is the foundation of artificial intelligence, from algorithms and data to machine learning Is Nigeria’s education system preparing young people for an AI-driven economy? What Amos is seeing on the ground as he trains young Nigerians in AI How Africa’s young population can become a demographic dividend instead of a burden Practical advice for students, parents, teachers and founders who want to build in the age of AI What government, schools and the private sector must do now Whether you’re a student, a parent, an educator, a founder or a policymaker, this conversation will change how you think about maths, and about the future of work in Africa. 👍 Like, comment and share with someone who needs to hear this. 🔔 Subscribe to Atlanta Discuss for more conversations on Nigeria, Africa, innovation and the diaspora. 🌐 atlantadiscusschannel.com Startups and Innovators is the Atlanta Discuss Channel’s programme spotlighting the founders, builders and thinkers shaping Africa’s future. Atlanta Discuss: Reshaping the narrative, one conversation at a time. #AtlantaDiscuss​ #StartupsAndInnovators​ #AmosTarfa​ #ArtificialIntelligence​ #AI​ #Mathematics​ #STEM​ #Nigeria​ #Africa​ #FutureOfWork​ #EdTech​ #NigerianYouth​ #Innovation​ #viral #trending #trendingpost #fyp

youtu.be/yMiRwfhLMuM?si=HmIz… Beyond the Ballot Box with Udenta O. Udenta | State of the Nation Ep. 203 | Atlanta Discuss With 79 days until Nigerians vote on 16 January 2027, is the ballot box enough to save Nigeria’s democracy? In Episode 203 of State of the Nation, Ade Balogun is joined by political thinker and writer Udenta O. Udenta, a Viewpoint contributor to The Atlantic Digest. They go beyond the campaign slogans and the vote count to ask what democracy demands of leaders and citizens before, during and after election day. In this episode: Why elections alone don’t make a democracy: accountability, institutions and the rule of law Can Nigerians trust the 2027 process? INEC, the voter register and the battle over results The APC, ADC and NDC: ideas, personalities or old alliances in new colours? Rigging, vote-buying and violence: how to protect the vote at the polling unit Debt, hardship and insecurity: the issues that should decide 2027 What citizens, civil society and the diaspora must do beyond voting A frank, thought-provoking conversation for every Nigerian who believes the future of the country is decided by more than one day at the polls. 👍 Like, comment and share: tell us what “beyond the ballot box” means to you. 🔔 Subscribe to Atlanta Discuss for more conversations on Nigeria, Africa and the diaspora. 🌐 atlantadiscusschannel.com 📰 Read more analysis at atlanticdigest.com State of the Nation is the Atlanta Discuss Channel’s flagship series on governance, politics and the future of Nigeria. Atlanta Discuss: Reshaping the narrative, one conversation at a time. #AtlantaDiscuss​ #StateOfTheNation​ #BeyondTheBallotBox​ #UdentaOUdenta​ #Nigeria2027​ #NigeriaElections​ #Democracy​ #INEC​ #GoodGovernance​ #RuleOfLaw​ #Accountability​ #NigerianPolitics​ #Africa​ #Diaspora​ #AtlanticDigest​ #viral #trending #trendingpost #fyp