African AI pioneer InstaDeep ready for future after €500m takeover

By AfricaPost April 2, 2024158 views

Karim Beguir has a message for young African artificial intelligence entrepreneurs: with the right ideas and technical knowhow, international players will open their chequebooks, he tells David Thomas.

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