Africa’s minerals once powered industrial revolutions abroad. Today, some experts argue that the continent’s journalism, culture, creativity, languages, and data have become the new resources fueling the global AI revolution.
Africa’s minerals once powered industrial revolutions abroad. Today, some experts argue that the continent’s journalism, culture, creativity, languages, and data have become the new resources fueling the global AI revolution.
In this episode of #GlobalSouthPole, Paschal Ogana, Founder of the Cybersecurity Intelligence Unit, Nigeria, discusses why Nigeria’s investigation into major technology companies has sparked a wider conversation about digital ownership, AI training data, and the future of African content.
Where should the line be drawn between technological innovation and protecting the rights of African creators in the age of artificial intelligence?
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