TOWARDS TRANSPARENT, ACCOUNTABLE A.I. IN AFRICA
A.I. GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA
Mapping the regional state of artificial intelligence policy
AI Governance in Africa gives an overview of the state of policy and governance measures for artificial intelligence in 55 African countries in order to measure progress at a regional level and identify current gaps and opportunities.
Mapping the state of AI policy and regulation in Africa
A.I. MPACT
An overview of resources on AI impact assessments
A.I. Impact gives an overview of resources and frameworks for AI impact assessments to guide policymakers and practitioners seeking to protect human rights in the deployment of artificial intelligence.
Guiding practitioners seeking to protect human rights
F A.I. LURE TO ACCESS
Testing data protection and access to information procedures
Fa.i.lure to Access is an applied research project to test data protection and access to information procedures among prominent companies and government agencies in South Africa in relation to AI and data processing.
Testing data protection and access to information procedures
SHORT PAPER ON GLOBAL A.I. GOVERNANCE
Recommendations for the UN’s advisory board on artificial intelligence
ALT prepared a short paper on global AI governance and the African context to support the work of the UN’s High-Level Advisory Board on AI. The paper outlines fundamental challenges in AI governance, emerging trends in key jurisdictions such as the European Union and the United States, and the state of AI governance in Africa. It concludes with recommendations for the High-Level Advisory Board on AI in developing a global governance regime that benefits all states and ensures Africa is not left behind.
Mapping the state of AI policy and regulation in Africa
THE ALT A.I. RESEARCH SERIES IS A SPECIAL PROJECT BY ALT ADVISORY.
This work was first carried out in the context of the Africa Digital Rights Fund (ADRF) with support from the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), and continues to be supported through ALT’s public interest fund.
