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Global AI Summit on Africa
KAI Lab was invited to the Global AI Summit, held in Kigali, Rwanda, on April 3–4, 2025, where we presented our work in the
Innovation Hall. As one of the Gates Grantees, we were given a booth to showcase our project,
IntelSurv — a disease surveillance feedback system designed to support public health responses through real-time data and
AI-driven analysis. The event provided a platform to connect with experts, share our work, and highlight the role of technology
in healthcare.
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1st International Conference on Interdisciplinary Horizons: Integrating AI in Science, Management, and Technology
Our director, Dr. Amelia Taylor, will be speaking and presenting at the 1st International Conference on Interdisciplinary
Horizons: Integrating AI in Science, Management, and Technology (ICON-AI-SMT’25). Additionally, the lab is privileged to present
one of its research papers at the conference. Dr. Taylor, along with Amoss Robert, will deliver the presentation.
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Kuyesera AI Disaster Damage and Displacement Challenge.
In March 2023, Cyclone Freddy unleashed devastating floods in Blantyre, Malawi, leaving a trail of destruction across the region. Communities like Chilobwe on Soche Mountain bore the brunt of the disaster due to vulnerabilities such as inadequate drainage, deforestation, and unregulated urban sprawl. The impact of the floods was compounded by societal inequalities, with women, pregnant women, and young girls facing significant barriers in recovery, including loss of shelter, limited healthcare access, and prolonged displacement.
Your mission is to develop a machine learning model capable of identifying the locations of houses and assessing whether they were
damaged by Cyclone Freddy.
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MUBAS hosts the 5th IndabaX Malawi Symposium from 23-24 August.
MUBAS hosted the 5th IndabaX Malawi Symposium from 23-24 August, 2024 at its main campus in Blantyre.
The event focused on exploring how AI and Machine Learning can be used to solve practical problems in various sectors
such as Agriculture, Finance and Health.
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Amelia Taylor says use of Generative AI in the healthcare sector is very important.
Dr. Amelia Taylor, a lecturer in Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the Malawi University of Business
and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) has described Generative Artificial Intelligence as an important tool
that can provide solutions to challenges Malawi is facing in the healthcare sector.
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Malawi's MUBAS Leads AI Applications in INSPIRE PEACH Project.
Sumeya Issa from AfricaBrief had an interview with Dr. Amelia Taylor, a lecturer in Artifical
Intelligence at the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS), to discuss
Malawi's involvement in the INSPIRE PEACH Project and the country's capacity to embrace new
technology solutions like AI.
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