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Digital Services Compass
We are thrilled to announce the completion of the Digital Services Compass (Beta Version 1.0)  — a Value-Based Guiding Framework for Public Interest Tech in Uganda. This Compass offers a structured, ethical, and inclusive approach to designing, developing, and delivering digital public services that uphold transparency, accountability, and trust in Uganda’s digital transformation journey. Being a Beta Version 1.0, this marks just the beginning. We welcome ideas, feedback, and
Brendan A. Wadri
Oct 141 min read
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Framing Uganda’s AI Trajectory:Pragmatic Options in a Nascent Regulatory and Ethical Landscape
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) rapidly transforms global economies, Uganda faces a pivotal opportunity: to design a national AI policy...
Brendan A. Wadri
Jul 71 min read
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The Deepfake Dilemma: Disinformation, Democracy, and Digital Danger in Uganda
In today’s AI-driven world, the phrase "seeing is believing" no longer holds. Uganda faces a growing challenge as deepfakes—hyper-realistic synthetic media—and deliberate disinformation flood digital spaces, threatening to destabilize democratic processes. With rising internet use and rapid social media growth, many Ugandans are vulnerable to sophisticated manipulation that sows confusion, distrust, and division.
Brendan A. Wadri
Jun 34 min read
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN UGANDA’S PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: Efficiency vs. Surveillance
In an era where data drives decisions, Uganda stands at a crossroads: will Artificial Intelligence be harnessed to empower citizens and improve service delivery or will it become a digital tool of exclusion and control? As AI infiltrates budgeting rooms, health dashboards, and government portals, the real challenge is not whether we adopt it, but how responsibly we do so.
Brendan A. Wadri
Jun 33 min read
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