Empowering entrepreneurs through adult education and AI: Insights from Bebeji local government area, Kano state department of community development

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2025
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Abstract
This study explored the role of adult education and artificial intelligence in promoting entrepreneurship development skills training programs in Kano State. Key findings include: Providers of entrepreneurship development training skills include governmental institutions, private apprenticeship schemes, community women centers, and non-governmental organizations, types of programs offered by adult education institutions include batik and dye, fruit juice production, Uber transportation, soap making, and more, Artificial intelligence-driven programs include automation, inventory management, digitalization, information gathering, and data analysis and Artificial intelligence systems supporting entrepreneurship development include narrow and general AI systems. The study highlights the intersection of adult education and AI in fostering entrepreneurship skills, emphasizing their complementary roles in promoting economic development.
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Authors Amina Yusuf Aminu
Journal Aminu Kano Academic Scholars Association Multidisciplinary Journal
Year 2025
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