An ethical, rights-based approach to AI and climate in Africa: adaptation and early warning, agriculture and water, energy and mitigation, AI’s own footprint, climate data and greenwashing, climate justice, governance and accountability.
Govern AI’s physical infrastructure in Africa: data centre energy and grids, water, land and community consent, jobs and local benefit, e-waste and minerals, data sovereignty and security, permitting, investment safeguards and accountability.
A rights-based approach to AI: equality, privacy, expression, economic and social rights, groups at risk, human rights due diligence and impact assessment, state and business duties, remedy and accountability, grounded in African and international human rights law.
