Vice President urges universities to embrace Artificial Intelligence
Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang urged universities across the country to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) by integrating digital literacy and emerging technologies into their academic programmes where necessary. She made the call at the 15th Graduation Ceremony of KAAF University, where 2,053 students graduated under the theme, "Transforming Lives, Transforming Ghana." She also encouraged the management of KAAF University to take advantage of Ghana's National Artificial Intelligence Strategy.
Professor Opoku-Agyemang highlighted the "Teacher Dabre" initiative, which seeks to provide decent accommodation for teachers and address housing challenges, particularly for educators posted to rural communities. Chancellor of KAAF University, Michael Aidoo, appealed to the government to extend the 'No Fees Stress' initiative to students in private tertiary institutions. He stated that extending the initiative would help reduce the financial burden on parents.
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