when traffitech catches you speeding, go to the police and tell them that the traffic light at Dzorwulu is not working that's why you're speeding at Labadi beach road. reckless drivers!
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John Bright retweeted
Glad to engage this misconception.
Apart from Twi &Ewe Big tech is terrible on smaller languages. What about Gonja, Frafra, Dagbani etc.?? Are those not Ghana?
We still have best coverage of full range of Ghanaian languages across all modalities.
Also Twi & Ewe we did it 1st
I see these posts all the time and I get confused.
Ghanaians do not know that ChatGPT and Gemini already speak Twi incredibly well?
I must be very dumb, but someone please explain the need for our own Twi model?
Like Khaya AI. What is the need for a dedicated Twi model, when the frontier models already inherently understand these languages?
John Bright retweeted
Being good at interviews and being good at the job are two different skills. Recruiters often rewards the first one.
John Bright retweeted
In my village we say the goat that brags about climbing has never met the rainy season.
They told us Jetour is for off-road.
The car went to the mountain a lion. It came back a chicken.☹️
John Bright retweeted
Quick showcase of something we have built at @KhayaAI - this is Voice Translation + Avatar Gen with Lipsync from English to Ewe using our Next Generation Text to Speech.
Speak once in English & have it localized all across Africa. Would you use this? 🤔
(original video below)
John Bright retweeted
4 school kids died in this unfortuante accident. Everyone is blaming truck driver, However I want to highlight something very different.
That is defensive driving, Just learning how to drive isnt enough in India, Teach your children defensive driving.
Defensive driving is the ability to anticipate the stupidity that can happen on the road and protect yourself from it.
What do you do when:
- The car ahead brakes without warning?
- A truck is parked in the fast lane?
- A vehicle suddenly changes lanes without indicating?
- Someone is driving towards you from the wrong side of the road?
- A bike appears from a blind spot?
- A pedestrian crosses the road while looking at their phone?
- An auto-rickshaw stops suddenly to pick up a passenger?
- A vehicle behind you is driving too fast and too close?
- A driver is angry, impatient or clearly distracted?
- You are approaching an intersection where you cannot see what is coming from the other side?
Defensive driving means keeping a safe distance, scanning beyond the vehicle directly in front of you, checking blind spots, anticipating mistakes, using indicators, understanding escape routes, slowing down at junctions and never assuming that another driver has seen you.
It also means knowing when not to overtake, not getting into a road rage contest, giving way when the other person is clearly reckless, and remembering that being right is not more important than reaching home safely.
Driving in India is like navigating through an animal kingdom. Survival depends not only on knowing how to move through the jungle, but also on knowing how to defend yourself when the jungle behaves unpredictably.
I hope road safety in India changes over time. I am putting a significant amount of my time into making that happen.
But what do we do until then. I will write more about defensive driving soon. I have done a course on it and one day and it has saved my life. I wish to do same for kids.
John Bright retweeted
“If we don’t clear the abobo yaa and pragya from our roads, in five years, Accra would be like Mumbai, India”
— Hon. Henry Quartey, former Greater Accra Regional Minister, has called for the removal of tricycles from Accra’s roads, warning that their rapidly increasing numbers could soon overwhelm the city’s streets if urgent action is not taken.
[🎥: SwayTV]
John Bright retweeted
Before i rented my first place, i kept the money under my pillow for about 6 months. I wanted a place in my area. Every morning, i take out the money, count it and put it back.
Bro financial discipline has nothing to do with linking bank account to momo or having an atm card o.
John Bright retweeted
A concerned group of National Service personnel has called on the National Service Authority to fully refund the GH¢60 deducted from their allowances to fund a capacity-building programme.
The group is also urging the Authority to make such programmes voluntary and to engage in proper consultation with personnel before implementing decisions that affect their welfare.
[🎥: Channel1news]
