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No-code AI lands in Nigeria, young creators skip tech hurdles
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 74510, member: 636"] ICP HUB Nigeria content strategist Mana Lamja says tech people and students need to check out Caffeine AI because it lets them build websites and apps without hiring devs or dropping cash on hosting. The no-code platform launched last year by Dfinity Foundation, and users just describe what they want, and the system spits out working digital tools in minutes. Over 400 students have been testing it at spots like Obafemi Awolowo University in Ife, where more than 120 people showed up to a session and built actual projects. Lamja says development costs keep climbing, so this gives young Nigerians a way to skip the technical barriers and focus on their ideas instead. Students have thrown together booking systems, landing pages, and automation tools just by typing instructions. ICP HUB plans to keep running community sessions around the country, and people can hit up caffeine.ai directly to start messing around with the platform. [/QUOTE]
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