Instruments

Which instruments measure AI's impact?

  • African Union’s Instruments

    Download: African Union. AU Data Policy Framework and the Proposed Made in Africa: An African Perspective to the Design, Deployment, and Governance of AI , 2022.

    The above document includes the following contents.

    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

    1. INTRODUCTION

    2. MANDATE

    2.1 Vision

    3. RISE OF THE DATA ECONOMY - NEED TO RE-THINK POLICY

    3.1 Data as the basis for new social contract and innovation economy

    3.2 Need for data governance - creating value, preventing harms

    4. CONTEXT

    4.1. Overview of international, regional policy and legislation trends

    4.2 African policy and legislative context

    4.3 Situational analysis for data economy in Africa

    4.4. Arising challenges in realising opportunities and mitigating risk

    5. DATA POLICY FRAMEWORK

    5.1. Guiding principles of the framework

    5.2 Data definition and categorisation

    5.3 Enablers to drive value in the data economy

    5.4 Data Governance

    5.5. International and Regional Governance

    5.6. Implementation Framework

    REFERENCES

    ANNEX - WORKING DEFINITIONS

  • Council of Europe’s Instruments

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  • European Union

    European Union. EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. 2024.

    European Union. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Regulation (EU) 2016/679. 2016.

  • International Labour Organization

    Human Resources Development Convention (No. 142), June 23, 1975, 993 U.N.T.S. 3.

  • United Nations’ Instruments

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  • UN Human Rights Council’s Instruments

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  • UN Security Council’s Instruments

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