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Bridging the AI language gap in Africa | DW News

For millions of internet user across Africa, AI tools like Chat GPT or even Google translate are simply useless because they don’t support their local language. But there are solutions out there, and they’re among the topics that were discussed at this year’s Global Media Forum hosted by DW in the German City of Bonn. An event where journalists and content creators from around the world come together to talk about issues from censorship and democracy to media trends and challenges.

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00:31 DW speaks with Asmelash Teka Hadgu, co-founder of a Berlin-based startup that is developing machine translation products for Ethiopian languages

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