The African Union just made AI part of its peace and security conversation. That's a big deal.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister is now officially Africa's AI Champion. The AU’s Peace and Security Council held its first real AI briefing. Things are shifting at the institutional level. It's slow, sure, but you can actually see it happening.
When the African Union Peace and Security Council takes the time to discuss artificial intelligence, you know AI has moved past just tech circles. Now, it’s a national security issue. That happened this week, and it's worth watching.
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