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.
A short course for directors and senior leaders: AI as a board matter, directors’ duties, strategy and risk appetite, questions to ask, reading AI reports and incidents, and overseeing vendors, disclosure and reputation.
Learn to govern AI in schools, universities and education systems: AI tutors and evidence, assessment and integrity, student data and child protection, local languages, teacher readiness, edtech procurement and assurance, with African education at the centre.
Learn to govern AI across the electoral cycle, from voter rolls and biometrics to results technology, deepfakes, political advertising, procurement, observation and disputes, with African democracies at the centre. Strictly non-partisan.
Learn to govern AI in banking, mobile money, digital lending and fintech, from how models work to fair credit, model risk, AML, AI policy, procurement, shadow AI, monitoring and compliance, with African markets at the centre.
Learn to govern AI in health care, from how clinical AI works to validation, patient rights, medical device rules, health data, AI policy, procurement, shadow AI, monitoring and compliance, with African health systems at the centre.
Learn to govern AI in insurance, from how models work to fair pricing, claims, AI policy, procurement, shadow AI, monitoring and compliance, with African markets at the centre.
Learn to govern AI in workplace safety, from how safety AI works to worker rights, surveillance, safety assurance, autonomous machinery, algorithmic management, AI policy, procurement, shadow AI and compliance, with African workplaces at the centre.
Learn to review, evaluate, test and red-team AI systems, from zero background to a full, assessed assurance review of a consumer generative AI product.
How AI is governed across Africa today, from the African Union’s strategy to national data protection law, and how to write policy that works in practice. For policymakers, regulators, lawyers, civil society and anyone deciding how their organisation uses AI.
