AI set to transform Tanzania's artistic industry
The Citizen, 29 March 2025, Tanzania
This shift follows a consultative meeting between the National Arts Council (BASATA) and the African Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence (ARIFA) to explore the impact of AI on the creative sector.
The meeting, held at BASATA's offices in Dar es Salaam, marks the beginning of a crucial journey in incorporating AI into Tanzania's artistic landscape.
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