I loved reading this piece. It really goes to show the importance of getting a headstart when it comes to AI legislation before the veil falls and individual human instincts muddy the waters.
I however think it's important for African countries to have their own independent regulatory authorities because we've seen examples of first line drugs that work great in the West not necessarily work as efficiently for African populations, for example in antihypertensives, anti failure drugs etc. I thus believe African countries developing their own health data is key in the long run and a focus on streamlining market accessibility for new drugs THAT WORK FOR AFRICAN POPULATIONS is key.
I loved reading this piece. It really goes to show the importance of getting a headstart when it comes to AI legislation before the veil falls and individual human instincts muddy the waters.
Hi!
I didn't know about the EU medicine for all and I think that's really cool.
I enjoyed reading through the article
Hi Nick,
I do get the "perceived sovereignty" angle.
I however think it's important for African countries to have their own independent regulatory authorities because we've seen examples of first line drugs that work great in the West not necessarily work as efficiently for African populations, for example in antihypertensives, anti failure drugs etc. I thus believe African countries developing their own health data is key in the long run and a focus on streamlining market accessibility for new drugs THAT WORK FOR AFRICAN POPULATIONS is key.