Ep 20 - From the lens of an early adopter: The Development of Algorithm-Powered Apps with Emmanuel Acheampong

from Thoughts & Transitions · host Bolaji Oniwinde & Olaseni Adeniji

We had the pleasure of hosting Emmanuel Acheampong, co-founder of roboMUA, on his journey in AI. Learn about Emmanuel's journey, from taking over 100 courses to building AI algorithms for diverse skin shades and now empowering communities through teaching. Emmanuel's insights shed light on the backend of our social media apps, the systems that help protect our data and how he is teaching AI related materials to over 3000 students. Join us on this episode to hear about his transformative AI journey.

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