¿Adaptación, nuestra mayor perdición? | Sulaiman Adewale | TEDxOsogbo

Sulaiman Adewale, fundador de Xara, un asistente bancario conversacional con IA integrado en WhatsApp, sostiene que nuestro mayor riesgo no es la tecnología obsoleta, sino acostumbrarnos a sistemas que solo funcionan. Se pregunta cómo sería la banca sin ninguna interfaz, solo una conversación en el idioma que el usuario ya habla. La charla explica cómo Xara surgió de la frustración con tareas bancarias sencillas. Se presentó en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

• El riesgo de conformarse con sistemas que apenas funcionan
• Xara, banca conversacional dentro de WhatsApp
• Compatibilidad con pidgin, yoruba y hausa

What would banking look like with no interface at all, just a conversation in whatever language you already speak? This talk argues that our biggest risk isn't outdated technology; it's how comfortable we get with things that merely work. It challenges us to stop managing what's broken and start fixing it. Sulaiman Adewale is the founder of Xara, Africa's first AI-powered conversational banking assistant, built entirely inside WhatsApp. A self-taught software engineer from Osogbo, Osun State, he spent over a decade in software architecture before building Xara out of personal frustration: he found that even simple banking tasks meant fighting an interface that wasn't built for him. Rather than adapt to broken systems the way most of us quietly learn to, he asked what banking would look like with no interface at all, just a conversation, in whatever language a user already speaks, from Pidgin to Yoruba to Hausa. Launched in 2025, Xara now serves over sixty thousand users and has drawn interest from major financial and technology players, including xAI. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx