RFC-029: AU Continental AI Strategy — African-Centric Governance — 7. Power Asymmetry Safeguards
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7. Power Asymmetry Safeguards
7.1 The Problem
African nations often deploy AI built by foreign providers (US, EU, China). The governance challenge: how to ensure these systems serve African interests when the provider has no obligation to African governance frameworks?
7.2 AIGP Mechanism
When african_context.active == true and the AI provider is non-African:
{ "provider_assessment": { "provider_jurisdiction": "US", "provider_subject_to_au_strategy": false, "local_representation": true, "local_accountability_mechanism": "Kenya ICT Authority complaint mechanism", "data_extraction_risk": "MEDIUM", "knowledge_transfer_commitment": true, "local_capacity_building": "Training program for 50 local AI engineers", "equitable_partnership": true }}7.3 Rules
{ "id": "AU-006", "name": "EQUITABLE_PARTNERSHIP", "basis": "Continental AI Strategy, Cooperation Principle", "condition": "provider_jurisdiction NOT IN AU_MEMBER_STATES AND african_context.active", "action": "REQUIRE evidence of equitable partnership, knowledge transfer, and local accountability",}← 6. Legal Framework Integration · Section index · 8. Gaps in Current AIGP Not Addressed by EU AI Act or IHL →