Mathematical principles, not just more hardware, will drive artificial intelligence innovation
Thu Jan 08 2026
In his 2025 book, Mathematics of Disruption, author Edzai Zvobwo argues that mathematical principles, rather than hardware power, are the primary catalysts for artificial intelligence innovation.
The book uses South African narratives involving three fictional characters to explain complex subjects like quantum theory, causal inference, and numerical precision. By weaving together local experiences such as load shedding with the ethical framework of Ubuntu, Zvobwo seeks to empower African entrepreneurs and students to achieve technological sovereignty.
This 55-page guide serves as both a technical introduction and a call for inclusive, community-focused AI development. Currently published by Acalytica, the work is accessible in both digital and physical formats to help readers navigate the evolving global digital economy.
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In his 2025 book, Mathematics of Disruption, author Edzai Zvobwo argues that mathematical principles, rather than hardware power, are the primary catalysts for artificial intelligence innovation. The book uses South African narratives involving three fictional characters to explain complex subjects like quantum theory, causal inference, and numerical precision. By weaving together local experiences such as load shedding with the ethical framework of Ubuntu, Zvobwo seeks to empower African entrepreneurs and students to achieve technological sovereignty. This 55-page guide serves as both a technical introduction and a call for inclusive, community-focused AI development. Currently published by Acalytica, the work is accessible in both digital and physical formats to help readers navigate the evolving global digital economy. Get the book on https://acalytica.com/mathematics-of-disruption Support the show Visit https://acalytica.com