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  1. African governments are developing national AI strategies, with some draft policies being withdrawn due to challenges.
  2. South African Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi warns that AI risks could undermine the nation's constitutional vision, noting AI training on North American datasets.

Research from the University of Cape Town and ProPublica informs the needed constitutional approach for South Africa regarding AI bias.

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Research from the University of Cape Town and ProPublica informs the needed constitutional approach for South Africa regarding AI bias.

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