Theoretical analysis uncovers ethical implications of AI governance in Libya, indicating socio-economic factors influence acceptance and rejection.
AI and data governance have become increasingly important in modern societies, particularly in African contexts such as Libya. The ethical implications of these practices are complex and require a nuanced theoretical framework. Theoretical synthesis and conceptual analysis will be used to construct the proposed framework, drawing on existing literature and expert insights from African studies. The theoretical framework developed offers a robust structure for understanding and guiding ethical considerations in AI and data governance within Libyan contexts. Future research should explore the specific mechanisms that influence acceptance or rejection of AI applications, particularly focusing on socio-economic factors.
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