Accra: Presidential Adviser on National Resilience and Emergency Preparedness, Ernest Brogya Genfi, has called for Ghana's adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to be guided by national purpose, responsibility and the country's unique social, economic and cultural realities. The former Deputy Defence Minister emphasized the importance of leveraging AI technologies not just to align with global trends, but to address local challenges and enhance various sectors within the country.
According to Ghana Web, Brogya Genfi stressed that Ghana's AI journey should focus on solving real problems, improving public services, and strengthening national resilience. He highlighted the potential of AI to create tangible value for citizens, urging that its implementation should be strategic and considerate of the nation's specific needs. His remarks underscore the need for a thoughtful approach to AI, ensuring that it serves the broader interests of Ghana's development.