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Artificial intelligence will mimic human prejudices unless we change the way we assess machine learning models >

Innovation and digital design may suffer due to the increased control over the websites we browse >

Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram take more ideas from one another than they care to admit. But is it a bad thing? >

Project 10 000 Kids teaches robotics and engineering skills to Nigerian school kids. >

The tech and startup scene in Africa is burgeoning. Now innovation is being taught in schools, with the help of the LEGO Education Innovation Studios. >

Futuristic looking HOPE City has been designed by Italian architects with the ambitious aim of turning Ghana into a major tech hub in West Africa. >

Tegan Bristow, the curator behind the Goodman Gallery's "Post African Futures" exhibition, is on a mission to discover Africa's many cultures of technology. >

A selection of memorable quotes from some of the most acclaimed designers and creative thinkers featured in the "Design Indaba All Stars" book. >

Code4CT is getting girls to code – while arming them with a technical toolkit to take on leadership roles. >

Lazy man's library or a window onto the world? Four South African creatives tell us whether the internet stymies or aids their creative process. >

Patrick Barron, who led the blockbuster "Dumb Ways to Die" campaign, says what works for one brand won't necessarily work for another. >

Digital designer Jepchumba tells us about the making of Aviro, a mobile app for HIV clinicians to accurately prescribe ARV medication. >

Failure is built into the creative process. But how to face it? Nine designers tell us how they do it. >

Carlo Ratti and Matthew Claudel consider the impact of pervasive digital networks entering physical space, giving rise to the “Internet of Everything”. >

At the recent Design Indaba Conference Ije Nwokorie told Designboom more about his work and influences. >

From tackling gender violence and authenticating pharmaceuticals to enhancing antenatal care and empowering farmers, African apps solve real problems. >

The first day of the third annual What Design Can Do (WDCD) conference in Amsterdam kicked off to an energetic start. >

The Networked City at the New York Festival of Ideas looked to the various technological and social networks that make cities function well. >

Websites that have expanded the view of possibilities online; Joe de Lange chooses his top five. >

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