Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Space Exploration

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly becoming more prevalent in our computers, on our phones and even on the internet at large. We often use virtual assistants like Siri and Cortana in our everyday lives but have we ever wondered what the future of this AI-powered world will look like? In this talk, we will discuss the significance of Artificial Intelligence in the intriguing world of space exploration and its potential impact the African economy.

Come along on Saturday to listen, learn and discuss!  All are welcome!

Date: SATURDAY 22^ND APRIL 2017

Time: 5pm to 6pm

Theme: “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Space Exploration”

Place: Planetarium Science Centre, Accra (directions below)

Please note:  This event is suitable only for adults and children old enough and with an interest to participate in the meeting (age 10 and up).  There will be NO provision or activities for younger children.

Directions to the Planetarium:

The PLANETARIUM SCIENCE CENTRE is on OSU AVENUE EXTENSION.  That is the road behind Police HQ, and also behind Christ the King.

From Christ the King church/school, take the first turn on your right after passing Christ the King on your right.  The turn is signposted for Quality Distance Learning (QDL). Turn right again at the next sign for QDL.  The road bends round to the left and the Planetarium is on your left, in the same compound as Quality Distance Learning and Office Automation Systems.  

From Danquah circle, head towards Kwame Nkrumah Circle on the Ring Road until you get to Police HQ.  Take the slip road that is next to Police HQ (leading up to Ako Adjei Interchange), and take the right turn that is halfway up (ie you don’t go all the way up to the mini roundabout).  This road is Osu Avenue Extension.  Pass Rockstone’s Office, then you will find the Planetarium in the same compound as Quality Distance Learning and Office Automation Systems.  There is a large sign on the wall.

Just look for the giraffes!