Each presenting author may submit up to three abstracts. Abstracts must be written and presented in English or Kiswahili for Kiswahili scholar and should follow the submission guidelines. Oral presentations will be scheduled during concurrent sessions and are 10 minutes long, followed by 5 minutes of discussion. Posters will be displayed throughout the three-day conference.
We especially encourage empirical research submissions that include preregistration or registered reports and ask that these links be included in the abstract form.
If you have any technical questions about this portal or the submission process, please get in touch with aiconference@daystar.ac.ke
Please note, the email that you use to sign in will serve as your email for registering and for other submissions.
Sub Themes
AI and the Future of Work in Africa
Ethical AI: Policy, Governance, and Justice
AI for Sustainable Development Inclusion and Equity: Gender, disability, and rural participation in AI development
AI, Pedagogy, and the Future of Learning
AI, Creativity, and African Culture
AI in African Governance and Public Services
Local Innovation and Africa’s AI Start-Up Ecosystem
AI, Faith, and Ethics
Cybersecurity, Data Protection, and Digital Sovereignty
AI in Health: Transforming Healthcare Delivery, Access, and Outcomes
Guidelines for Abstract Submission
Submission Guidelines and presentation Types
