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Joseph Odotei••700 words · 4 min read Why is Ghana's minister pushing back on global AI standards at a UNESCO forum?
Ghana's Communication Minister is addressing the UNESCO Global Forum on AI Ethics in Riyadh, urging an African approach to AI.
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