Google-backed African computer vision summer school returns to Accra in 2026
HildeKuehne · x · 2026-07-28
A Google-hosted African Computer Vision Summer School in Accra is promoting its 2026 edition, with funded participation for African students and attendance open to international students. The program spans 10 days and includes 10 lectures, 8 practical sessions, 8 keynotes, a hackathon, and a poster session, with a curriculum focused on ethics, geometry, math, deep learning, and leadership in AI education.
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