Chronicle Correspondent
THE most important Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) conversation is not simply about how fast the technology can advance. It is about where that progress takes society.
Zimbabwean billionaire who is also Cassava Technologies’ founder and chairman, Mr Strive Masiyiwa, recently joined global technology, government and civil society leaders at the AI Summit convened by His Majesty King
Charles III at Dumfries House in Scotland, exploring how A.I. can benefit society, strengthen communities and improve lives.
These conversations matter because the decisions being made now will shape how A.I. is built, governed and applied for years to come. A.I.’s next chapter will be defined not only by technological progress, but by how we choose to put that progress to work.



