Mutale Nkonde
AI policy researcher; founder of AI for the People
Mutale Nkonde is a Zambian-born journalist and AI policy researcher. She founded the nonprofit AI for the People to bring more Black voices into tech and reduce racial bias in algorithms, and has worked on US bills about algorithm accountability and deepfakes.
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