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Loss of jobs and wealth inequality due to automation are issues of concern to some while on the other hand, new industries and jobs in the technology sector outweigh the economic effects of workers being displaced by automation according to World Bank. James Kanyangi, Group Head of Robotic Process Automation at Technobrain joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How Africa can prepare for the disruptive impact of automation

How Africa can prepare for the disruptive impact of automation, robotics on the future of work

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<p>James Kanyangi, Head of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at TechnoBrain Group joins CNBC Africa to discuss the trends of artificial intelligence which the continent is urged to adopt to improve efficiency in various sectors</p>


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