According to a recent report published yesterday, Nigerian companies are leading the world in striking a balance between the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) and strong privacy protection.
93% of Nigerian organizations have already started their AI journey, with 31% attaining advanced AI integration across the organization and 26.5% adopting AI across various departments, according to the research “The AI Privacy Equation: The Nigerian Model of Responsible AI Adoption.”
According to the study’s latest research, this shows that over half of Nigerian companies have transitioned from an experimental stage to an operational AI deployment.
The report was undertaken by Arion Research on behalf of Zoho, a multinational technology business, and was unveiled on Monday on the sidelines of Zoholics Nigeria, the company’s annual user conference that took place in Lagos this year.ZohoIn 2024, the company reported a 75% increase in its customer base in Nigeria, one of its most important African markets.
“We are still investing in Nigeria as companies there use technology more quickly in order to expand and grow. Nigerian companies are setting the standard for responsible AI adoption by tempering the new technology with privacy protections, according to the most recent report on AI and privacy.



