Author name: Richard Kafui

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What does Data Protection mean to the Church?

Churches use personal data about living individuals for the purpose of general church administration, welfare and communication matters. All personal data, whether it is held on paper, on computer or other media, is subject to the data protection laws and therefore must be processed with the appropriate security safeguards according to the Data Protection Act. Churches process huge volumes of data, and their activities are heavily reliant on the use of personal data.

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TECH ENTREPRENEURSHIP FORUM 2023

As we develop a systematic approach to technology entrepreneurship by matching organizational needs with promising technology seeds, aligning business and operating models, evaluating technology for readiness and market fit, positioning opportunities to secure funding and growth, and fostering stronger collaboration between industry and academia, the Tech Entrepreneurs Forum 2023, situates well and requires the needed participation by organizations and stakeholders to further promote tech entrepreneurship in Ghana.

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Generative AI and the Ethics Race: Are We Leaving Responsibility Behind?

In a short span of time, the usage of Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) has become widespread and has attracted the attention of the masses. However, despite the enthusiastic response these tools have received, discussions surrounding LLMs, and other Generative AI tools rarely delve into issues of responsibility, accountability, and exploited labour.

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Research and Data Protection

Although controllers (researchers) are not required to obtain the data subject’s consent for all processing for research purposes, they remain bound by the data protection’s notice requirements. Controllers are required to take appropriate measures to inform data subjects of the nature of the processing activities and the rights available to them.

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