Afrotellers Conference to Examine AI and Control of African Stories
Afrotellers will hold its conference from October 28 to 31 at PrideInn Paradise Beach Resort in Mombasa, The Star reports. Media professionals, researchers, policymakers and cultural practitioners will discuss how AI, algorithms and global digital platforms shape the creation, distribution and ownership of African stories.
The program will cover artificial intelligence and algorithmic colonialism, policy and advocacy, and the sustainability of African cultural and creative industries. Sessions will also examine cultural representation, income opportunities for creatives and the institutions needed to support the sector.
The event will include the Afrotellers Market, where creatives and entrepreneurs can present their work. Organizers are also working with local partners on the inaugural Afrotellers Festival, which will combine with Pwani Gat Talent and feature local artists and talent from across Africa.
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