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AI Entrepreneurship: Foundation Charts Course


The Joan Agha Foundation has mapped out strategic approaches to tackle the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in the entrepreneurial space, a disclosure made in a statement on Monday.

The foundation convened its 10th Entrepreneurship Lecture for Women and Youths under the theme ‘Entrepreneurship in the Face of Artificial Intelligence’, bringing together stakeholders across sectors to explore how best to embrace AI while addressing its implications for entrepreneurs.

The keynote speaker, Senior Software Engineering Consultant at Casebook PBC, US, Mr Abisoye Lateef Atolagagbe, delivered an in-depth lecture on how entrepreneurs can benefit from AI.

He highlighted the use of AI in product logo design, market research, global product marketing, and business visibility.

The President of the Joan Agha Foundation, Joan Agha, reflected on its journey since its inception 10 years ago, emphasising its vision of empowering individuals with the knowledge and tools to transform lives and communities through entrepreneurship.

“This year marks a decade of unwavering commitment to empowering minds, nurturing talents, and creating platforms that ignite innovation and economic independence,” said Dr Agha.

She noted that the influence of AI on entrepreneurship is no longer theoretical but real and rapidly evolving, calling on participants to be equipped with the mindset and skills needed to adapt.

“Our theme this year is timely, bold, and deeply relevant. AI is no longer a distant concept; it is here, transforming industries, redefining jobs, and presenting both opportunities and challenges,” she added.

The Chief Medical Director of Clinix Healthcare, Lagos, Uche Ejifor, gave a presentation titled ‘Causes of Sudden Death’, identifying cardiac arrest as the leading cause.

He educated participants on first aid measures and stressed the importance of a healthy lifestyle in achieving success in both personal and business endeavours.

The event also featured award presentations and cash prizes to beneficiaries, underscoring the foundation’s continued commitment to youth and women’s empowerment.

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