Then you hear what’s going on in South Africa with AI, and you’re thinking, ‘okay, what is the transition going to look like? How do we build that capacity? How do we look at the financial architecture, which was really built for another era, and not for our development – [what about] access courses or even profiting from the natural resources that we have, so that we can build?’ And so it’s going to be complex, because we are many, and our issues are very complex.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Then you hear what’s going on in South Africa with AI, and you’re thinking, ‘okay, what is the transition going to look like? How do we build that capacity? How do we look at the financial architecture, which was really built for another era, and not for our development – [what about] access courses or even profiting from the natural resources that we have, so that we can build?’ And so it’s going to be complex, because we are many, and our issues are very complex." in the context of "https://www.forbesafrica.com/5-minutes-with/q-a/2022/11/04/what-we-need-to-see-is-healthy-respect-and-these-are-the-threads-of-our-human-fabric-amina-j-mohammed-on-diversity-sdgs-climate-change-and-africa-moving-forward/" to mean that wisdom is timeless.