The Role of African Regulators in shaping the future of A.I. and Digital investments
Event Details
The disruption of the digital space came with benefits and risks. With the continuous rise of AI comes the need for Africa as a continent to take strategic steps towards regulating and tapping into the benefits of AI for African businesses. But what role or trajectory must African regulators follow in shaping the future of AI and digital investments in Africa?
Description
There is no end to the pursuit of knowledge. In this age, where AI has disrupted the digital space and digital investments; where developed countries are playing catch-up to maintain order and sanity in the digital industry, Africa regulators and businesses must consider its own tailored approach towards reaping the benefits of AI whilst controlling the risks.
It is for this reason that Jackson, Etti & Edu – a pan-African sector focused firm, is organizing an African wide webinar that will bring to light the difficult discussions and insights around AI, digital technology, and investments. We are inviting regulators, businesses, and experts from various African countries. We humbly invite you, your team members, and other key departments in the company to register for free and join in the knowledge sharing session.
Panelist
Sessions
Welcome Address
11:05 AM – 11:06 PM
Introduction of Panelists
11:07 AM – 11:10 AM (4 Min)
Panel Session: History of A.I and it's impact on digital investments.
11.10am - 11.20am (10 mins)
Panel Session: Kenya's regulatory perspective to A.I. and it's impact on digital investments.
11.20am - 11.30am (10 mins)
Panel Session: Ghana's regulatory efforts and perspective on A.I; problems business encounter in digital investment and AI technology.
11.30am - 11.40am (10 mins)
Panel Session: Key considerations for African AI regulation in Digital Investments
11.40am - 11.50am (10 mins)
Panel Session: Challenges of private businesses and their thoughts on AI and how African regulators can help sustain digital investments and technology
11.50am - 12.00pm (10 mins)
Panel Session: The Nigerian efforts and regulations relating to AI; the legal problems of AI and how digital investments may be impacted.
12.00 pm - 12.10pm (10 mins)
Q & A Session for Panelists
12:10 PM – 12:40 PM (30 Min)
Closing Remarks
12:40 PM – 12:45 PM (5 Min)
