Why African Organizations Can’t Outsource AI Ownership
Most organizations measure their AI progress by adoption: how many staff are using ChatGPT, how many departments have a pilot running, and how many workflows have been “AI-enabled.” AI adoption is visible, easy to report in a board meeting, and almost beside the point. The harder question is ownership. Not “are we using AI” but […]
Africa’s AI Future Must Be Written in Our Languages, Values, and Vision
The imperative to collaborate boldly to shape Africa’s AI future on its own terms with its languages, values, and for its people Reflections from Dr Teddy Nalubega, KCL representative at the Paris AI action summit 2025 With the singular focus on Africa’s AI future, I was honored to travel to France for the Paris AI […]