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Why Everyone Is Talking About This Friday’s AI Conference in Calabar

Written by Mary Bassey

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries across the world, Calabar is set to host a conference that promises to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and connections needed to thrive in the AI era.

The Calabar AI Conference will hold this Friday at Metropolitan Hotel (formerly Transcorp Hotel), Calabar, bringing together professionals, students, entrepreneurs, media practitioners, innovators, and technology enthusiasts for conversations on the growing impact of artificial intelligence.

The conference is designed to help participants understand how AI is transforming communication, business, education, governance, public relations, media, and other sectors while providing practical insights into how these technologies can be used responsibly and effectively.

Beyond learning, attendees will have the opportunity to network with journalists, content creators, public relations professionals, tech founders, business leaders, policymakers, and young innovators. The event is expected to create an environment where collaborations, mentorship opportunities, career connections, and innovative ideas can flourish.

Organisers say the conference will also address common concerns surrounding artificial intelligence, including fears about job displacement. Rather than viewing AI as a threat, participants will explore practical ways to use AI tools to improve productivity, enhance creativity, and remain competitive in an increasingly digital world.

The event also highlights Calabar’s growing role in conversations around technology and innovation, positioning the city as an emerging hub for digital transformation and AI-driven development.

According to Cynthia Maduekwe (CyanahPEN), Convener of Information, Press/PR & Media Convergence, the conference is an opportunity for individuals and organisations to move beyond theory and gain practical knowledge that can be applied in everyday work and business.

Interested participants are encouraged to attend and be part of the conversation shaping the future of artificial intelligence in Calabar and beyond.

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