Arthur D. Sidney (@arthurdsidney): " Grateful to see this conversation translated and shared with a wider audience. The point I keep coming back to is simple: AI governance is not only about building systems. It is about building the institutional capacity to govern them. That includes access, infrastructure, s…"

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Grateful to see this conversation translated and shared with a wider audience.
The point I keep coming back to is simple: AI governance is not only about building systems. It is about building the institutional capacity to govern them.
That includes access, infrastructure, sovereignty, data rights, accountability, and authority.
Africa’s AI future will not be shaped only by who adopts the technology first. It will be shaped by who has the capacity and authority to challenge, direct, and govern it.
Who can stop the machine?

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Building the Infrastructure of Tomorrow’s Society | Translated

The tools we’re building to govern AI are already shaped by AI itself. Who sets the terms, and why, is the question this issue of Futures in Context sits with. Vilas Dhar, President of the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, former member of the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Advisory Body on AI, ma…

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