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China Moves to Keep AI in Check Before It Can Challenge Human Control

China is preparing for a risk that could complicate its ambitions for artificial intelligence. Systems built to work independently could eventually acquire resources, copy themselves and compete with humans for control.

Cybercriminals Turn AI Into Deadly Weapon as Africa Loses $484m to Digital Fraud – INTERPOL

 INTERPOL's African Cyberthreat Assessment Report 2026 says artificial intelligence now powers 55 per cent of reported cybercrimes across Africa, making attacks faster, more sophisticated, and harder to detect.  Cybercrime losses across the continent have surged from $192 million...

AI Can Find Borrowers Nigerian Banks Keep Missing — World Bank

World Bank Chief Economist Indermit Gill says AI can help banks and regulators allocate capital more efficiently by improving risk assessment. He argues Nigeria should prioritise predictive AI that solves practical problems instead of pursuing expensive frontier models. ...

China Plans Curbs On Overseas Access To Advanced AI Models

July 07, (THEWILL) — China is considering restricting overseas access to its most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models, in a move that underscores Beijing's growing view of AI as a strategic national security asset. According to Reuters, Chinese authorities have...

AI Company ElevenLabs Signs Deal to Bring AI Version of Stan Lee to Fans

May 28 (THEWILL) — Stan Lee’s voice and likeness are being brought back through a new artificial intelligence partnership with AI audio company ElevenLabs. The company announced on Wednesday, May 27, that it signed a deal with Stan Lee Universe...

Pope Leo XIV Warns Against Unchecked Artificial Intelligence

May 25 (THEWILL) — Pope Leo XIV has warned about the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, saying the technology must not be controlled by “a few” powerful people or companies. In his first major theological document, Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”),...
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FG Raises N1.23tn in Fresh Push to Clear Verified GenCo Debt 

The Federal Government has raised N1.23tn through two bond issuances under its Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme as it moves to settle verified legacy obligations owed to electricity Generation Companies (GenCos).
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