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The Deep Learning Indaba is, and always will be, its people [post Deep Learning Indaba 2026]
During the Mutapa Empire, which encompassed parts of what are now Zimbabwe and Mozambique, the royal …
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2026, the year we shine [Post DLI 2025]
The below post originally appeared on the December 2025 Edition of the Deep Learning Indaba Newsletter …
AI as Our Mirror: Exploring Ourselves Through AI Empowerment | Vukosi Marivate | TEDxPretoria
Vukosi Marivate narrates his journey to innovative AI research for African languages. He highlights early impactful …
To the Future: After the 2023 Deep Learning Indaba
This post are my remarks on the October 2023 Sauti Yetu Newsletter, the Official Deep Learning …
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One Fifty Four to Everything, Everywhere, All at Once <> After the 2023 Deep Learning Indaba
This is my response to Shakir Mohamed’s (fellow Indaba co-founder and trustee) question during the 2023 …
AI To The Future: Why African Leaders Matter
Join The Africa Center on October 26th at 12PM ET for “AI to the Future: Why …
Business Day TV – Talk to the BOT [Interview]
We’ve always heard “This call may be recorded for quality and training purposes” when we call …
Shaping the future of data science and NLP in Africa | Vukosi Marivate [PODCAST]
Constraints inspire creativity in data science. Vukosi Marivate of the University of Pretoria talks about doing NLP with low-resource languages, and shares how a growing multinational collaboration is shaping the future of data science in …
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A few weeks in, Data Science thoughts on COVID-19 in SA
Dr Vukosi Marivate, ABSA UP Chair of Data Science, Data Science for Social Impact Research Group. …
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