Author: Joseph Michael

Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, has cautioned against the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), urging governments, technology developers and users to ensure the rapidly evolving technology remains anchored in ethical values and respect for human dignity. Archbishop Kaigama said artificial intelligence has enormous potential to improve lives and drive innovation across sectors, but warned that its benefits could be undermined if it is deployed without adequate ethical safeguards. He stressed that AI should complement, rather than replace, human judgement, adding that technology must always serve the common good instead of becoming a tool for manipulation, exploitation or…

Among the latest innovations attracting attention is Meta AI Muse Image Generation, a technology designed to help users create high-quality images from simple text descriptions. As Meta continues to expand its artificial intelligence ecosystem, Muse represents an important step towards making creative tools more accessible to individuals, businesses, marketers, educators, and content creators. Whether you want to produce social media graphics, advertising visuals, concept artwork, educational materials, or product mock-ups, understanding how Meta AI Muse works can help you make better use of the technology. This guide explains everything you need to know about Meta AI Muse Image Generation, including…

Google has announced a new artificial intelligence-powered feature for Google Photos that allows users to transform their videos into creative edits with a single tap. Known as AI Video Remix, the feature uses Google’s latest AI models to apply different visual styles and effects to short video clips directly within the Google Photos app. The new capability expands Google’s growing suite of generative AI tools aimed at making photo and video editing more accessible to everyday users. Rather than relying on manual editing techniques, AI Video Remix automatically analyses a selected video and generates a stylised version based on the…

Although most employers insist AI is not directly replacing workers, many have cited AI-driven restructuring, productivity gains and organisational simplification as key reasons for workforce reductions. At the same time, several of these companies continue to report strong revenues and profits while expanding their AI capabilities. According to Layoffs.fyi, more than 120,000 technology jobs had been cut in 2026 at the time of writing, while outplacement firm Challenger, Grey & Christmas reported that AI was the leading reason cited for technology layoffs during May. This running list tracks the major companies that have announced AI-related job cuts in 2026 and…

Nigerian authorities have opened a formal investigation into several major technology and artificial intelligence companies over concerns related to the use of media content, copyright protection, and competition within the country’s digital ecosystem. The investigation follows directives from the Office of the President, which instructed regulators to examine allegations that global technology platforms and AI firms may have utilised content produced by Nigerian media organisations without adequate authorisation or compensation. The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), which is leading the inquiry, confirmed that the probe will assess whether certain business practices by major technology companies have negatively impacted…

Artificial intelligence is already influencing how businesses operate, how students learn, how financial services are delivered, and how governments design public services. In Nigeria, this shift is increasingly visible across banking halls, fintech platforms, university classrooms, media organisations and small businesses. AI disruption refers to the significant change in established systems, jobs, industries and processes caused by the adoption of artificial intelligence technologies. This disruption is not limited to automation alone. It also includes the ability of AI systems to generate text, analyse data, make predictions, and support decision-making at a scale that was previously not possible. In Nigeria, this…

Key Highlights You can start an AI career in artificial intelligence even if you do not have deep programming knowledge. The job market has jobs that do not need coding. You can work as a prompt engineer, product manager, data analyst, or AI consultant. Your domain expertise, the way you talk with people, and critical thinking can be just as important as technical skills. No-code and low-code AI tool options make it easier to get in. Internships, certifications, and projects can help you get a job in the field. Industries like healthcare and business strategy now look for people to…

The Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies to improve the performance of its power plants and reduce the risk of unexpected equipment failures. The state-owned power company said the new digital systems use predictive maintenance to identify potential faults before they develop into major failures, allowing engineers to intervene early and minimise disruption to electricity generation. Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Adighije said the company is moving beyond traditional maintenance practices by adopting data-driven technologies that continuously monitor the condition of critical equipment. Related: AI Demand Drives Google to…

The demand for AI professionals is skyrocketing. Companies are eager to harness AI’s potential. This surge in demand opens up exciting career paths. These paths offer both challenges and rewards. AI careers span diverse roles and industries. From healthcare to finance, AI is everywhere. Each role requires unique skills and expertise. Understanding these roles can guide your career choices. In this article, we explore seven high-demand AI career paths. We’ll highlight the skills and roles involved. Whether you’re a student or a professional, AI offers vast opportunities. It’s a field ripe for exploration and growth. Join us as we delve…

A senior executive of the United Bank for Africa has issued a strong warning to the financial sector regarding the rapid, uncoordinated adoption of Artificial Intelligence, citing severe operational, regulatory, and financial risks to banking institutions. Speaking at the 64th Quarterly General Meeting of the Association of Chief Audit Executives of Banks in Nigeria, Ugochukwu Nwaghodoh, UBA’s Executive Director of Finance and Risk Management, delivered the caution on behalf of the bank’s leadership. Addressing an audience of top bank auditors and financial regulators, Nwaghodoh emphasized that while technological advancement is inevitable, implementing automated systems without robust risk governance frameworks poses…