The speaker compilation for the conference is ongoing and will be published soon.
Africa AI Conference typically welcomes a wide range of speakers from various backgrounds and expertise in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). If you are interested in speaking at the event and you qualify or meet up with the under listed categories, get in touch with us. Here are some potential categories of speakers who could contribute to the conference:

1. Industry Leaders: Executives and representatives from leading tech companies, AI startups, and innovation hubs can share insights into the latest developments, trends, and applications of AI in Africa.

2. Academic Experts: Professors, researchers, and scholars from universities and research institutions can present cutting-edge research findings, discuss theoretical frameworks, and explore interdisciplinary approaches to AI.

3. Government Officials: Policymakers, regulators, and government representatives can discuss AI policies, regulations, and initiatives aimed at fostering AI adoption, innovation, and ethical AI governance in Africa.

4. AI Practitioners: Data scientists, AI engineers, and professionals working in AI development, implementation, and deployment can share practical experiences, case studies, and best practices in applying AI solutions to real-world problems.

5. AI Ethicists and Activists: Experts in AI ethics, bias mitigation, and responsible AI can address ethical considerations, social implications, and equity issues related to AI technologies in the African context.

6. Entrepreneurs and Innovators: Founders and entrepreneurs leading AI-driven startups and social enterprises can showcase innovative AI solutions, discuss entrepreneurship opportunities, and share lessons learned from their entrepreneurial journey.

7. Domain Experts: Specialists from diverse domains such as healthcare, agriculture, finance, education, and transportation can highlight domain-specific challenges and opportunities for AI adoption and innovation in their respective fields.

8. Community Leaders: Representatives from community-based organizations, NGOs, and grassroots initiatives can discuss the role of AI in addressing social challenges, promoting inclusive development, and empowering marginalized communities in Africa.

By inviting speakers from these diverse backgrounds and expertise areas, the Africa AI Conference can offer attendees a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of AI and its impact on the African continent.