Kofi Yeboah

Kofi is a researcher and policy practitioner focused on responsible computing and the governance of artificial intelligence. His work centers on developing global strategies that advance responsible AI literacy, workforce readiness, and inclusive innovation across universities and innovation ecosystems in North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. He has co-led large-scale research initiatives examining the societal impacts of AI across multiple dimensions of justice, including human rights, economic and racial justice, gender and disability inclusion, LGBTQIA+ rights, community justice, and environmental sustainability. Kofi’s research focuses on the intersection of tech and society, with particular attention to how AI technologies are adopted, governed, and regulated in the Global South. He regularly engages with media, policymakers, and international stakeholders, and convenes global dialogues on technology governance, equity, and responsible innovation.