BeyondTheCode.ai at CATS Nairobi: Inside Africa’s Blockchain and AI Story

A TechArena Podcast conversation with BeyondTheCode.ai, Blockchain Center Nairobi, and CATS Nairobi on how Africa’s blockchain and AI ecosystem is being built, documented and humanised...

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The TechArena Podcast featured BeyondTheCode.ai, a documentary series exploring Africa's blockchain and AI ecosystem through its builders. The series highlights the human element of emerging technologies across Africa and the Global South, with a focus on Nairobi, Kenya.

BeyondTheCode.ai is a global documentary series focusing on the human, cultural, and community layers of technologies like blockchain, AI, and AGI.
Nefertiti Angelisa Strong is a co-producer and founder of BeyondTheCode.ai.
Nairobi is a critical access point for developers seeking real opportunities, as stated by Darlington Baraka, President of Blockchain Center Nairobi, which has trained dozens of developers and created jobs.

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