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If AI Escapes Human Control, Who Protect Africa? #ai #machinelearning
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What if the child who could change the future never gets the chance to discover what they can do?
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As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, this threat is moving from the margins into the center of our political conversation. I wrote about what this means for our democracy, for the women who choose to lead, and for the work ahead of us as a country.
#TFGBV #CivicTech
Technology-Facilitated Gender Based Violence (TFGBV) and the 2027 Elections in Nigeria
fij.ng/article/technology-fa…
Zambia cancelled a global conference because a foreign power made a phone call. This is what debt dependency looks like in practice. Africa is rich. Its leaders must start governing like it.
@accessnow @rightscon #rightscon
Read here: fij.ng/article/africa-cannot…
At the Code Club Conference in Cambridge, I spoke on Empowering School Children in Rural Communities Through Access to Computer Coding Education.
As we teach coding without computers, using a model that makes digital learning inclusive and accessible for all.
Nigeria’s Curriculum Reform Offers Hope, but Action Will Decide the Outcome fij.ng/article/nigerias-curr…
Social media and the shape of Nigerian politics in 2027
thecable.ng/social-media-and…
In July 2024, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) of Nigeria announced a monumental N352 billion ($220 million) fine against Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
OPINION BY WALE BAKARE: Meta’s $220m fine: What it means for Nigerians and the future of digital sovereignty | TheCable thecable.ng/metas-220m-fine-…
Holding government accountable using AI tools in Nigeria. The rapid advancement of technology globally has introduced new avenues for enhancing governance, transparency, and accountability.
dailytrust.com/holding-gover… @GovAcctProj @Theswampmonitor @anticorruption
Holding Government Accountable Using AI Tools in Nigeria
OPINION BY WALE BAKARE: Holding Nigerian government accountable using AI tools | TheCable thecable.ng/holding-governme…
Disruptive innovations & AI: Progress, opportunities, and challenges for Nigeria. thecable.ng/disruptive-innov…
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On Thursday this week, Wale Bakare from Nigeria will be sharing his research on the crucial role of Standards Organizations in shaping the Internet landscape in Africa. Register now: dnsrf.org/blog/safeguarding-…
#InternetStandardsObservatory #Standards #Africa #Internet
Disruptive innovations and AI: Opportunities and challenges for Nigeria, By Wale Bakare
Disruptive innovations and AI: Opportunities and challenges for Nigeria, By Wale Bakare premiumtimesng.com/b/3Tuk
"If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter." - George Washington
Utilizing AI To Ensure Children Stay Safe Online
In today’s interconnected world, children are increasingly exposed to the vast landscape of the internet from a young age. While the digital realm offers boundless.
dailytrust.com/utilizing-ai-…
On Thursday this week, I will be joining Internet Standards Observatory Research Roundtable. I will about my research on the crucial role of Standards Organizations in shaping the Internet landscape in Africa. View the full agenda here and register now: lnkd.in/eszsHpJ6
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Who Supplies Surveillance Tech to African Govts? Amazing @ADRNorg report = 1st ever mapping of billion dollar trade in illegal surveillance technology. This short thread shows key differences between Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco, Malawi & Zambia. opendocs.ids.ac.uk/opendocs/…
Social Media Regulation In Nigeria Is A threat To Human Rights.
#OpEd: Social Media Regulation In Nigeria Is A threat To Human Rights, By Wale Bakare | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/42wgDbD
