Richard K. Sherwin describes the role moral imagination must play to keep the technology’s greatest potential harms in check.

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Wairagala Wakabi highlights the problem of “function creep” in African governments’ use of foreign surveillance tech.

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Africa cannot control global geopolitics, let alone prevent external shocks. But it can manage its exposure, especially by building an integrated continental market, investing in higher-value-added ...

Sami Mahroum considers who or what can be held accountable for the credibility of AI-generated research.

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Guillermo Ortiz considers how the country can strengthen its position in a region dominated by Trump-aligned leaders.

Adekeye Adebajo hopes that South African jurist Navi Pillay will use her newly won stature to advance change at home.

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Loukas Tsoukalis thinks US Secretary of State Marco Rubio should have studied what the ancient Greeks called hubris.