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EAVA report discusses AI opportunities and rights risks for Ugandan creators
EAVA's report dated 2024 recommends cultural protection, education, collaboration and ethical AI governance while discussing risks to creators' livelihoods and cultural appropriation.
Research question
a Ugandan visual arts organisation places cultural appropriation, livelihoods and opportunities for technological use on the same agenda. This local institutional voice is not a pan-African consensus.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “EAVA: an AI ethics report from Uganda's visual arts community.” case-0150. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.