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Healthcare workers in Kenya and Rwanda are using AI to catch dangerous symptoms faster, students in Sierra Leone are getting personalized tutoring in under-resourced classrooms, and small farmers in India are improving their harvests and market prices with AI-generated advice. For Christina Stathopoulos, these examples make the case that AI's benefits don't have to stay concentrated in wealthy tech hubs. #shorts
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