The University of Johannesburg is making artificial intelligence courses compulsory in all qualifications offered at the learning institution., for which it partnered with the University of Johannesburg and Tshwane University of Technology .
She specified that the initiative would have two hubs in South Africa, one at TUT and the other at UJ’s Johannesburg Business School. She said universities in South Africa would no longer churn out graduates that “are going to walk the streets of unemployment”. Marwala, a Presidential Commission on the Fourth Industrial Revolution member, said the initiative aligns with the commission’s goals.
This must be a south Africa initiative what would it be worth to the people making money from teaching ai to have a compulsory monopoly even if the class or qualification is not useful or even informative
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