For African creators, this is a red flag as stories, research & oral traditions risk being swept into opaque AI models—with no consent, compensation, or recognition. 👉https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-bartz-v-anthropic-reveals-fair-use-africas-ai-future-p38vf

#IGF2025 #PlatformAccountability

Thanks for this! Really appreciated! We can totally relate to this line: "Bounced because I got bored and wanted a coffee 🙈"

If such surveillance tools were adopted locally, whose language would the AI speak? What happens when individuals do not understand the command — are they still seen as threats?

#TechTapestry on #Surveillance

From an African perspective, several critical flaws emerge. First, there’s the assumption of a single national language. Many African countries are multilingual, often with no clear dominant spoken language across all regions.