A young Ghanaian entrepreneur is pioneering an AI-driven platform that could transform global health care. The system can design new drugs and diagnose diseases. Ghana’s government has directed all ministries to integrate AI into their development plans, a move expected to make health services more affordable and efficient. The innovation marks a bold step for Africa in the global AI revolution.
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