A discussion on AI governance capacity and responsible AI in the Global Majority
ChinasaTOkolo · x · 2026-07-20
This post points to a podcast discussion about AI research, policymaker capacity, and responsible AI development in Global Majority countries.
- The main theme is how policymakers can build the institutional capacity needed for robust AI governance.
- It also discusses what industry support is required to foster responsible AI development in countries across the Global Majority.
- The post is framed as a conversation about the author's path through AI research and policy engagement.
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