Benjamin Etornam Abotsi: KNUST Level 300 Tech Genius Develops AI Tool, Ghanaians React

• A brilliant KNUST student has developed an Artificial Intelligence tool that could aid students in learning
• An X post sighted by YEN.com.gh indicated that the tool could generate questions based on uploaded notes
• The young man's innovation has generated applause from netizens who saw the student handle's X post

A Level 300 student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has mesmerised Ghanaians with his amazing talent and innovation.

The intelligent young man has built an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool that could aid students in studying.

According to an X post sighted by YEN.com.gh, the AI tool can generate study questions from uploaded notes.

Benjamin's innovation has been admired by many, especially his schoolmates and lecturers at the prestigious Ghanaian university.

Speaking on his motivation for developing the tool, Benjamin told VoK Live that he needed something to focus on after losing his best friend, which triggered the idea for Prep AI life.

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KNUST produces prominent personalities

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology is one of the leading tertiary institutions Ghana can boast.

It has produced various prominent Ghanaian personalities who are in fields like science, mathematics and engineering.

Some hardworking students, including Benjamin Abostsi, have put smiles on the faces of the KNUST management after developing tools and innovations that make work and life easier.

The Twitter post about Benjamin's AI studying tool is below:

Some Ghanaians unimpressed by Benjamin's innovation

Netizens who saw the post on X about Benjamin's invention expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.

While some were delighted over the innovation and hailed him, others were unimpressed and felt it was simple.

A section of the commenters also requested the link from the student so they could use his AI program for their studies.

@BKpormasi wrote:

"You wait make your paddy die first. Vim wai."

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@Qwa_jo_ wrote:

"Don’t any other IA tools do that?"

@Jacodeceo wrote:

"Where is the link to access the AI."

@not_brokenheart wrote:

"He went to New Life International- Kronum?"

@@tussey7 wrote:

"This is not news, KNUST! Lazy way of thinking outside the box. Having an API of these AI tools is enough to build something like this. Is a good thing to be encouraged but the hype is unnecessary."

@youwillpull wrote:

"@mummysdummy you see what your mate dey do?"

@qwesi_dwins_ wrote:

"@dion_gentle see what your mate dey do, you dey here dey do agenda."

@Melvin_Kwaku wrote:

"Those asking for the link, calm down. preps.onrender.com."

Talented Ghanaian man builds a robot

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian man's invention wowed netizens after unveiling his robot that can understand Twi and English.

In an online video, the inventor, known on TikTok as @Inventor Felix, instructed the robot in both languages as it responded to his commands.

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Ekow is a humanoid robot programmed to recognise and execute various commands including moving its body parts like arms, legs, and feet.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh