What is Legal Design and Why Does it Matter?

In this episode of the Africa Law Tech Podcast, we explore how ChatGPT works and its potential use cases for Legal Practice

This Public Policy Discussion explores the key highlights of the Proposed Co-Regulation Framework for Audio-Visual Content Classification for Broadcast & Over The Top (OTT)/Video On Demand (VOD and its potential impact on content moderation and the country's creator economy. 

In this episode, The Africa LawTech Podcast goes to MozFest 2022 courtesy of Mozilla Foundation. Lawyers Hub sits down with Research ICT Africa Senior Researcher, Shamira Ahmed, Artificial Intelligence Policy Advisor, Deshni Govender, and Ugandan Tech Lawyer Kenneth Muhanji to discuss what sustainable AI Policy for Africa must entail.

Linda Bonyo (Founder, Lawyers Hub) sits down with Irũngũ Houghton (Amnesty International Kenya), Pat Walshe (Privacy Matters), Robert Kirunda (Centre for Law and Emerging Tech, Makerere University), and Victor Ndede (Amnesty International Kenya) to discuss about Automated Elections

In this episode, prominent Techies and Creatives from around Africa discuss the role that they play in Civic Engagement

Wiza Jalakasi (Chipper Cash), Linda Bonyo (Lawyers Hub), Anie Akpe (Africa Women in Tech), Moe Odele (Vazi Legal), Marius Reitz (Luno), Yele Bademosi (Bundle Africa), Ray Youssef (Paxful), Steve Biko (Soko Analyst), Farzam Eshani (VALR), and Apollo Sande (Luno) sit down to discuss Cryptocurrency regulation in Africa

Linda Bonyo (Founder, Lawyers Hub) sits down with Boniface Mwangi (Kenyan Activist) and Gbenga Sesan (Executive Director, Paradigm Initiative) to discuss about the Open Internet

The Africa Law Tech Podcast explores the latest in legal technology and innovation in the African Continent. This weekly podcast is brought to you by the Lawyers Hub; a Law-Tech organization working on Digital Policy and Justice Innovation in Africa. To find out more, visit lawyershub.org email us on [email protected]