In August 2025, UN Member States agreed to set up two new global AI governance mechanisms: i) The Global Dialogue on AI Governance, and ii) The Independent International Scientific Panel on AI, as part of the Global Digital Compact process.…
In the absence of a globally accepted framework on AI system impact assessments, the ISO and IEC’s 42005 serves as a guide to stakeholders in the global AI ecosystem, i.e., developers, deployers and users of AI systems. An impact assessment…
The UNESCO AI Readiness Assessment Methodology (RAM), grounded in UNESCO’s Recommendation on the Ethics of AI, is a structured tool developed to help countries evaluate and enhance their preparedness for deploying artificial intelligence (AI) in ways that align with ethical,…
A growing number of African countries are actively advancing AI governance through national strategies. Recent launches of AI Strategies in Africa in 2025 include the Kenya AI Strategy (2025-2030), Lesotho’s AI Strategy, and the adoption of the second edition of…
At a glance Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across industries not just in Africa but across the globe. As AI is more widely adopted through various use cases in Kenya, and more broadly in Africa, it…
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