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Examining Intellectual Property Challenges of AI and Generative Technologies in Ghana and Africa

As generative AI technologies expand across Africa, Ghana faces critical questions on intellectual property rights and regulatory frameworks to foster innovation while protecting…

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The rise of artificial intelligence and generative technologies in Africa, particularly Ghana, presents complex intellectual property (IP) issues. Stakeholders are navigating how existing IP laws apply to AI-generated works and what reforms may be needed to balance innovation incentives with rights protection. This ar…
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