Brainy Young Black Man Earns Master's in Artificial Intelligence & Advanced Robotics From UK University
- A Twitter user has generated thousands of reactions and comments on his feed after making public his academic milestone
- Iksville shared that he obtained his Master of Science (MSc) in Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Robotics
- He disclosed that he graduated from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), where he also earned his undergraduate degree
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A young man with the Twitter name, Iksville, has inspired thousands on social media with his recent academic milestone at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).
Iksville graduated from a reputable university with a Master of Science (MSc) in Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Robotics. He achieved the feat at QMUL, where he also obtained his undergraduate degree.
Taking to Twitter to announce the achievement, Iksville said:
''MSc. Artificial Intelligence & Advanced Robotics."
This followed a previous tweet, which read:
"The school is Queen Mary University of London(QMUL). I studied Mechatronics Engineering for my Bachelor's. I hope that answers most of the questions."
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Sweet social media reactions
Iksville has motivated many with his milestone, generating tons of reactions and comments from netizens.
As of the time of this publication, his post had gained more than 3,000 retweets, 210 quote tweets, and more than 32,000 reactions. Briefly News shared some of the uplifting comments below:
Reacting to @Iksville, Chicken Delegate asked:
''I need advice from my son Max (he's 11) to study AI and Robotics, but I have no idea how to go about it here in Nigeria. I am a bit worried because he's obsessed with it, and I fear I might not be able to sponsor him out of the nation. What do I do - is it possible here?''
@S_devoo commented:
''Congratulations, bro. Please what are my chances of switching to Data Science and Artificial intelligence for my MSc.? I've Management, Accounting, and Finance as 1st degree.''
BABATUNDE said:
''Swears! When I saw this, I was like this is someone living my exact dreams! I imagine what he knows currently, and I imagined myself knowing the same! This will happen!''
Bello Bala commented:
''Congratulations, bro. My 13 year old wants to study the same course. I’ll have him follow you. Wishing you greater achievements ahead.''
Handsome and ambitious SA man becomes attorney of the High Court
In more inspirational stories, Briefly News recently reported that a proud young South African man recently headed to business and employment-oriented online service LinkedIn to share some pretty exciting news about a development in his promising career.
Along with two candid pictures of himself dapperly dressed in long black robes, the handsome and bespectacled Sandile Fuba explained that he had just been admitted as an Attorney of the High Court. He captioned the highly motivational LinkedIn post:
"Admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa. Please help celebrate with me. It's been a remarkable journey. #law #leadership #lawyers #attorney."
Source: Briefly News
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