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AI Blind Spot: Local languages fuel hate speech in South Sudan
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) – In an increasingly digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) systems are rapidly becoming the gatekeepers of online safety. Yet, for nations like South Sudan, these high-tech guardians may be blind to the dangers lurking in local languages. Eva Yayi Mawa, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Go Girl ICT Initiative, sounded the alarm this week during the discussion in Juba from June 18–20, 2025. She highlighted t…
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