African Union adopts continental strategy for AI

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African Union adopts continental strategy for AI

The African Union (AU) recently officially adopted the Continental Artificial Intelligence Strategy to promote AI adoption in member states. This strategic move was made during the 45th regular session of the AU Executive Council in Accra, Ghana. The strategy aims to harness AI for continental development and improve the well-being of African people.

The AI strategy includes recommendations for developing hardware and software environments for AI applications. It emphasizes establishing AI governance systems, encouraging AI in the public sector, and mainstreaming AI into key sectors. The strategy also focuses on developing AI skills, promoting research and innovation, and ensuring ethical AI principles respecting African culture and values.

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