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Some highlights of Roberto Viola fireside chat at the #EDIH_Network_Summit 2024 ?? Europe should become the #AI continent, as?Henna Virkkunen, Designated Vice President European Commission and Commissioner-designate for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy ?? #DigitalInnovationHubs are now part of the newly established #EuropeanAIOffice, should be the actor of change to materialise the #AIContinent vision. They are closed to industries, local public authorities and SMEs ?? The key role of the #DIHs is to help SMEs and companies understanding how they can be empowered using AI through training and models fine tuning ?? We should be ready for the world of #AugmentedIntelligence avoiding the perception of adversarial intelligence which replaces human beings. Augmented Intelligence magnifies the power of data synthesis, fast calculation processing ?? The world has turned to #EU research and technology at time of crisis like COVID, our continent excels in various sectors, from pharma research to weather forecasting. We can be the Best. Be the Best! What are the key takeaways for the fellow Nigerian #DIHs attending the event? Ensure you close strong ties with local researchers and advanced technologies experts to acquire the skills needed to support the SMEs and industries in your ecosystem and region. Establish international collaborations to source the expertise you need. Have a strategic and forward looking approach, keeping in consideration the global path to digitalisation while adapting to the local context #DigitalEU EDIH-DO by Digital Hub Logistics Dortmund EDIH pro_digital EDIH Rheinland EDIH Zagore EDIH AI5production Eastern Ukraine EDIH Mazovia EDIH MI EDIH Magyarország / AI EDIH Hungary HPC4Poland EDIH Civitta European Digital Innovation Hubs Network GIZ Nigeria & ECOWAS Civitta Thuweba Diwani Daniel Ritter Emmanuel Oladele Adriano Mauro Vincenzo Lorusso Lucilla Sioli Artūrs Vasi?evskis Alessandra Poggiani Vasco Pedro CINECA

?? Fireside Chat Alert: Building the Foundation: Key Considerations for South Africa's National AI Plan ?? As AI rapidly transforms industries, South Africa stands at a crucial crossroads. How can we ensure a comprehensive regulatory framework that paves the way for innovation while safeguarding our society? Join us for an enlightening fireside chat where we delve into the current state of AI regulation in South Africa, exploring what’s in place and what’s still needed. ?? Featuring: Mlindi Mashologu M. Eng (Telecoms), MBA, PGDip Futures Studies, Deputy Director-General: ICT Information Society and Capacity Development, Department of Communications and Digital Technologies. With 26 years of experience in the ICT sector, Mlindi is a driving force behind South Africa's digital transformation. He’s committed to bridging the digital divide, adopting emerging technologies, and ensuring our nation is ready for the future. ??? Don't miss this critical conversation! Get your tickets here: https://hubs.la/Q02N0CmX0 #BDCSFutureofHR #AI #HumamResources #DigitalTransformation #Tech #EmergingTech | Business Directive Contract Services Topco Media

?? Save The Date AI Maturity Assessment Framework for South Africa ?? A collaborative effort of the project team below, who have crafted a plan to consider how we might determine the level of AI Maturity in South Africa, before we consider a strategy and/or policy on AI , so that such policies or strategies could be evidenced based and data led. FAIR Forward, a project of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH together with Department of Communications & Digital Technologies (DCDT), the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) and University of the Western Cape want you to join us on this journey. Make your voice heard, have your say on how we create, use, adopt and govern #AI in South Africa. Register now (link in comments) and find out more about the project and how you can get involved. More info to follow about the program. #AI #data #governance #aipolicy #africa #southafrica #framework #aimaturity #collaboration Leona Craffert (PhD)Prof Elizabeth (Liz) Archer Wouter Grove (PhD) Luisa Olaya Daniel Brumund debra setsiba Alfred Mashishi GIZ South Africa, Lesotho & eSwatini Ulrich Bormann Angela Shumba Msizi Gwala CA(SA) Paul Plantinga Vukosi Marivate Ntsibane Ntlatlapa, PhD Kaven Naidoo

Kenya stands on the brink of an AI-driven transformation! At MtaaLex Solutions, we are proud to have submitted our comprehensive feedback on the Kenya National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy 2025 to the Ministry of Information, Communications, and The Digital Economy (MICDE). Our insights emphasize ethical AI deployment, inclusivity, robust digital infrastructure, and a solid legal framework, key pillars to position Kenya as Africa's leading AI innovation hub. We encourage all stakeholders to participate in this pivotal process. The draft strategy is available for public validation on the MICDE website. By engaging collectively, we can shape an AI-driven future that aligns with our nation's socio-economic development goals. #KenyaAIStrategy #MtaalexSolutions #MtaaLexSolutions #AIForKenya

Kenya stands on the brink of an AI-driven transformation! At MtaaLex Solutions, we are proud to have submitted our comprehensive feedback on the Kenya National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy 2025 to the Ministry of Information, Communications, and The Digital Economy (MICDE). Our insights emphasize ethical AI deployment, inclusivity, robust digital infrastructure, and a solid legal framework, key pillars to position Kenya as Africa's leading AI innovation hub. We encourage all stakeholders to participate in this pivotal process. The draft strategy is available for public validation on the MICDE website. By engaging collectively, we can shape an AI-driven future that aligns with our nation's socio-economic development goals. #KenyaAIStrategy #MtaalexSolutions #MtaaLexSolutions #AIForKenya

??Day 1 Highlights: Africa AI Stakeholder Meeting 2024 ?? Catch the highlights from Day 1 of the Africa AI Stakeholder Meeting, themed “Innovative Governance and Capacity Building.” and co-convened by the Center for Law and Innovation within Certa Foundation & the Global Network of Centers The day began with Hon. Paula Ingabire discussing AI’s impact, regulation, and Rwanda’s AI ethics. Panels explored the urgent need for inclusive AI governance and global collaboration, emphasizing the importance of education and adaptive regulations to keep pace with AI’s rapid development. Key discussions focused on Africa’s AI aspirations, highlighting strategic data management and the potential of data commercialization, particularly through indigenous languages. Public-private partnerships were emphasized as crucial for building a unified AI strategy, while solutions for challenges such as infrastructure costs and privacy concerns were proposed. The importance of closing the digital divide was also underscored, with a focus on improving infrastructure, digital literacy, and access to technology in underserved communities. Day 1 set a powerful tone for addressing the continent’s unique challenges through AI, emphasizing the need for equitable development and collaboration. Special Thanks to our Partners for their invaluable support. Global Network of Centers Microsoft Meta GIZ Rwanda Smart Africa International Trade Centre Rwanda ICT Chamber The African Leadership University #AfricaAI #InnovativeGovernance #CapacityBuilding #AIforGood

The outcomes of the Kigali AI Stakeholder Meeting, co-organized with the Center for Law and Innovation and held in Rwanda, set us up for important and enriching work focused on the region. With colleagues from Ghana, Nigeria, and Rwanda, among many others, over the coming months, the NoC Secretariat will collaborate to achieve the following goals: 1. Encourage AI Research Centers and Hubs: Focus on interdisciplinary research hubs related to the development, social impact, policy implications, and legal issues concerning AI. 2. Establish an African AI Knowledge and Data Repository. 3. Engage Youth as Partners in AI Efforts: Involve young people as active partners in AI research, design and development, and policy-making. 4. Promote Prototyping and Regulatory Sandboxes for AI Governance: Encourage developing prototypes and using regulatory sandboxes to experiment with AI governance frameworks. 5. Establish AI Literacy Programs: Implement AI literacy initiatives across both formal and informal learning spaces. Identify communities of practice working in sectors such as health, agriculture, and education, among others. Thank you to the Centers who made this an incredibly productive and inspiring meeting! CC: TUM Think Tank, African Union, RwandaICT, BI Norwegian Business School, African Observatory on Responsible AI, E-Governance and Internet Governance Foundation for Africa (EGIGFA), Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, Isobel Acquah, Ridwan Oloyede, Laeticia Onyejegbu, Jacob Odame-Baiden, Christian Fieseler, Sandra Cortesi, Urs Gasser, Armando Guio Espa?ol, Markus B. Siewert, Eric Sears, Fola Adeleke, Akua Gyekye, Amazouz Souhila, Norman Schr?pel, Elisabeth Sylvan, Raymond Selorm Mamattah, Nagla Rizk, Nagham El Houssamy,

This is one of the events happening in the first quarter of 2025 that will further redefine the responsible adoption of AI while empowering industries and communities across Nigeria. Register at https://lu.ma/osih1mpz to be part of the conversation. #AIinNigeria #AIStakeholder

Have you registered for our upcoming webinar? Join us for "Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration for Responsible AI Development in Africa," co-hosted with hosted the MENA Observatory on Responsible AI ??? Date: Oct 30, 2024 ?? Time: 2:00 - 3:30 PM (Cairo) - 1:00 - 2:30 PM (Cape Town) ?? Online: Register ?? https://buff.ly/48iKPtw The webinar is the second in a series dedicated to exploring “Responsible AI in the Global South,” which highlights Middle Eastern and African perspectives, focusing on nuanced, context-specific approaches to AI governance. On October 30th, we’ll explore the African Union AI Strategy and delve into the role of multi-stakeholder collaboration for responsible AI development across Africa. This discussion aims to chart pathways for ethical, inclusive AI development through a regional framework that fosters collaboration, ensuring advancements benefit all. Moderator: ? Dr. Nagla Rizk - Founding Director of MENA Observatory on Responsible AI and Professor of Economics at the AUC School of Business. Panelists ? Professor Amr Safwat - Manager of the African Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology - Egypt ?Ms. Isobel Acquah - Executive Director, Certa Foundation ? Ms. Leonida Mutuku, Director of AI, Local Development Research Institute ?? Secure your spot now ?? https://buff.ly/48iKPtw #ArtificialIntelligence #AfricaAI #MENA #AfricaInnovates #MENAInnovates

Today, as we commemorate the African Union Theme of the Year, we focus on “Shaping Africa's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Future” with an emphasis on strategies for inclusive and collaborative national AI policy development. This theme holds immense importance as it addresses the need for Africa to not only embrace AI but to lead in crafting solutions that are uniquely tailored to our continent’s needs and aspirations. AI presents transformative opportunities across sectors—from agriculture to healthcare, education to governance—but to fully harness these opportunities, Africa must take a unified approach. This is where the U-NITE framework becomes essential. The U-NITE framework provides a strategic roadmap for aligning AI and digital policies across Africa, creating a cohesive environment for AI development and investment. Here’s how the U-NITE framework can shape Africa’s AI future: 1. Unified policies will break down barriers to cross-border collaboration, unlocking investments needed to strengthen digital infrastructure across the continent. 2. National investments, guided by a shared vision, will lay the robust foundations necessary for AI to flourish in a sustainable and inclusive manner. 3. Inclusive growth ensures that the benefits of AI reach everyone, especially marginalized communities, helping to close gaps in access and opportunity. 4. Technological empowerment will equip African nations with the tools and knowledge to lead in AI innovation, fostering home-grown solutions that address our unique challenges. 5. Economic advancement will position Africa as a global leader in the digital economy, driving growth, creating jobs, and enhancing the quality of life for millions. By adopting the U-NITE framework, we can transform Africa’s fragmented digital landscape into a unified powerhouse, capable of harnessing AI for the greater good of all its people. This is not just about leveraging technology—it’s about crafting a future where innovation drives inclusive and sustainable development across the continent. As AUDA NEPAD, we stand ready to work with our Member States and partners to craft and deliver this reality. The time is now for African nations to come together, collaborate, and lead the world in demonstrating how AI can be a force for social good. Let's build a future where every African can benefit from and contribute to the technological revolution. #AIForGood #Agenda2063 #TechForAll #AfricaRising #U-NITEFramework