aiqbench analysis
South Africa's push for the Global South to co-own emerging technologies highlights a strategic shift toward equitable access in AI and quantum sectors amidst rising geopolitical weaponization. The specific emphasis on joint research centers and collaboration in quantum computing underscores the critical need for developing nations to move from passive consumption to active development of these foundational technologies. This diplomatic stance addresses the risk of technological exclusion as advanced fields reshape global economic power dynamics.
Global South must co-own technologies of the future – Nzimande

Shanghai, China- South Africa has called for countries of the Global South to become producers and owners of emerging technologies as it moves to deepen scientific cooperation with China. Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Professor Blade Nzimande said rapidly advancing fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), quantum technologies, biotechnology and space science, advanced materials and clean technologies were reshaping economies…
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