Jephter Ahimah
Bangor University, Mater of Laws Student, Data Regulation and Ethics Analyst
Bangor, United Kingdom
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Jephter Ahimah is a Masters of Law Student and advocate for AI ethic and regulations as a member of Responsible AI UK and with keen interest in promoting AI framework implementation in Ghana and across the African regions. Jephter evolving future of work with AI and prompt engineering. With 3 years of experience advocating for AI policy and regulation in Ghana, Jephter is extremely committed to contribute to ethical and legal frameworks for developing technologies in Africa, especially Ghana.
As an advocate, I actively contribute to discussions on AI ethics and governance during AI programmes on Bangor University campus and across Wales in the UK. Notwithstanding, I am also a co-founder of the Association of Data Analysts and AI Professionals, an NGO start-up launched with a diverse team member from legal studies to AI expert from the Bangor University and data scientist from Ghana. The organization is dedicated to promoting data regulation, AI policy in Ghana and Africa and fostering responsible AI deployment across the globe.
Jephter’s work focuses on the intersection of AI, law, and societal transformation, exploring the regulatory landscape of AI, data protection, and the impact of AI on employment and invention. Also, I am passionate about driving informed policymaking and ensuring AI technologies are deployed transparently and ethically for the benefit of all.
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Jephter's session on "Future of Work & AI in Society – Legal, Ethical, and Workforce."
Introduction
AI is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace, reshaping job roles, automating decision-making, and redefining the global workforce. As businesses integrate AI-driven solutions, questions surrounding employment, regulation, and ethics become more critical than ever. This session explores how AI is disrupting traditional employment structures, the opportunities it presents for job creation, and the challenges it poses to workforce adaptation.
Through case studies from the UK, Ghana, and Africa, we will examine the evolving regulatory landscape, addressing key issues such as data protection, algorithmic bias, and responsible AI governance. This discussion will highlight the role of legal professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders in shaping ethical AI policies that prioritize transparency, accountability, and inclusivity.
Key Takeaway;
1. How AI is reshaping the global workforce
2. The regulatory and ethical landscape surrounding AI
3. A case study on Ghana and the African perspective
4. The role of legal professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders
Target Audience: Legal professionals, AI policymakers, industry leaders, data analysts, ethicists, and academics interested in AI governance and workforce transformation.
Preferred Session Duration: Lightning Talk (15 mins)
First Public Delivery: Yes, this session marks the first presentation of this topic in an international AI conference.
Related Conferences: Discussions on AI ethics and governance at Bangor University and Responsible AI UK forums.
Jephter Ahimah
Bangor University, Mater of Laws Student, Data Regulation and Ethics Analyst
Bangor, United Kingdom
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