- AI security is a major concern for African policymakers who are equally grappling with tools to better harness the power of the new technology to drive economic growth.
- Currently, Tanzania, and other African countries are formulating AI security measures.
- Countries may not have to look far for guidance as the UK National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has developed AI security guidelines that Africa can embrace.
AI security guidelines are increasingly becoming popular among developing countries as most African nations move to secure their cyber assets from increasing threat of attacks. The need for Artificial Intelligence (AI) security comes even as governments and private sector leaders grapple with a myriad of options on how to best tap the power of this new technology to drive growth.
In East Africa, the Tanzania Bureau of Standard (TBS) has announced it is taking proactive steps to develop standards to ensure Artificial Intelligence (AI) safety …
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