Creates a National AI Strategy to accelerate Ghana's development through responsible AI use. Establishes a Responsible AI Office to implement the strategy, coordinates stakeholders, and ensures ethical AI deployment. Identifies key pillars like AI education, digital infrastructure, data governance, and public sector AI adoption for growth.
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This document is a comprehensive national AI strategy that spans the entire AI lifecycle. It addresses planning and design through strategic frameworks and policy recommendations, data collection and governance through open data initiatives and data sharing policies, model building through education and research programs, verification through ethical guidelines and trustworthy AI practices, deployment through pilot projects and sectoral adoption, and ongoing monitoring through the establishment of a Responsible AI Office with oversight responsibilities.
The document extensively discusses AI systems and their applications across sectors. It provides definitions and context for AI, machine learning, and various AI applications. While it does not explicitly mention frontier AI, foundation models, or specific compute thresholds, it does reference general-purpose AI capabilities and various AI system types including generative and predictive applications.
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