Insights
What Ghanaian managers should know about AI
Short pieces on AI policy, automation and the law: what’s allowed, what it costs and where it goes wrong.
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Why Ghanaian legal text calls for extra care when training and using AI models
Ghanaian legal writing is highly uniform in structure and language. What that means for models trained on it, and for the lawyers who rely on them.
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Judgments, personal data and AI: the leakage risk in unredacted court decisions
Published judgments often name the people involved and their personal details. A data-backed look at what that means when judgments are collected to train or prompt AI tools.
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