Jasmine Nnenne Mbadugha

Jasmine Nnenne Mbadugha is a dual degree candidate at LSE and Sciences Po where she focuses on the emergence of new technologies in emerging markets. Professionally, she has experience across sales, marketing and project management roles in the tech sector. Her research interest is focused at the intersection of technology, policy and social impact. She earned a Bachelor of Arts (cum laude) from St. John’s University where she focused on international relations and development.

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February 3
2021

Jasmine Nnenne Mbadugha

Big Data and AI in Africa: Why the Future of the Continent Is Artificially Intelligent and Digitally Enabled

Life would be easier for the average African if technology were utilized to its fullest potential. According to Jasmine Nnenne Mbadugha at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the continent's digital potential can be seen particularly at the intersection of big data and artificial intelligence. She explores how Africa can leverage these two emerging technologies to support economic development and play a role in the global digital revolution – and how it can overcome some key challenges it will face in the process.

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Education, Technology

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artificial intelligence, data, fintech

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Big Data and AI in Africa: Why the Future of the Continent Is Artificially Intelligent and Digitally Enabled