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AfroFrequency launched in New York during UN General Assembly week, bringing together artists, technologists, journalists, researchers, lawyers and civic actors. The launch created a coalition intended to carry African knowledge, priorities and ideas into decisions about technology, policy and investment.
Ambassador Philip Thigo served as a lead discussant at “Human Dignity in the Age of AI: A Global South Perspective” in New York on the margins of the UN General Assembly. The roundtable examined responsibilities of governments, companies and international institutions towards people affected by AI, with discussion of agency, access, accountability, public services, redress, and Global South capacity to govern AI.