SDG 17 || IBM Call for Code for SDGs solutions - By Sofonie Dala, Angola

Fraudulent competition - Angola Education Awards  Results of the fraudulent competition  Greetings friends.  Thank you for voting. Engineer Sofonie Dala, based on the results, won the competition with the majority of votes, but she was being a victim of fraud, this started from the beginning of the competition. Apparently, the organizers of this event lack knowledge and high skills to evaluate candidates in different areas of knowledge. The end of this competition was very ugly, painted with theft, dishonesty, corruption, nepotism, lack of transparency, misinformation, slander and favoritism. We first received a message that we were approved. The following days we received a false and fraudulent message saying that they thought again and decided to give our place to their favorites ones who were unable to win the competition. From the beginning of the competition, the organizers tried in any way to obscure the strong candidates, putting only a simple description of their profile and ac

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPRECIATION DAY Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day is celebrated on July 16 each year. With discoveries in science, tech, and healthcare, A.I. offers the possibility of a more evolved future. A.I. tools already dominate the market making human life much easier. From travel and navigation to smartphone apps, A.I. has taken the world by storm and looks set to change the future. Although many believe that A.I. only emerged in recent years, its foundations reach back further than that. Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day was created to celebrate the history and accomplishments of A.I. tech and raise awareness about its current and future use cases in human life. On this occasion, we would like to remember and share our successful artificial intelligence tests with the help of IBM RPA She Codes Africa - IBM RPA Solution to Address Climate change Digital transformation has become the key for processes involving people and companies.  Good morning ladies an

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