The discourse on AI regulation, policy, and strategy in Africa seems to be lagging. While many countries worldwide have made significant progress in regulating AI, African nations have been notably…
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ArticlesGenerative AI and the Ethics Race: Are We Leaving Responsibility Behind?
By Richard Kafui0In 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…
ArticlesAI for Africa, by Africa: A Call to Action for Inclusive and Ethical Artificial Intelligence Policies (2)
By Richard Kafui0Concerns The proliferation of AI technologies in Africa is not without its challenges, as foreign companies and governments have been known to introduce technologies that have questionable benefits for local…
ArticlesAI for Africa, by Africa: A Call to Action for Inclusive and Ethical Artificial Intelligence Policies (1)
By Richard Kafui0From South Juba to Entebbe, from Marrakesh to Accra, on the cusp of technology in Africa, the need for responsible AI development and ethical data practices has never been more…
ArticlesGrowing the Internet: The Gender Digital Divide–Africa in Focus
By Richard Kafui0Connectivity and accessibility of the Internet is an important ingredient in our digital revolution on the continent. Year to year technical communities, civil societies, and other stakeholder groups within the…
ArticlesAdvertising in the digital age
By Richard Kafui0The digital age has presented an opportunity to push the boundaries of growth across every facet of life. The advertising community has established itself as a pioneer of digital adoption,…
ArticlesDigital representation matters—Fostering Internet inclusion among PWDs
By Richard Kafui0Ghana cannot be left behind in the comity of nations, especially as the digital economy is set to replace the traditional economy. Leveraging on the internet is a driver for…