This event helped early career developers, product managers, start-up founders, and technology professionals understand how to build secure, trustworthy, and responsible AI products.

This workshop taught participants how to identify fake images and manipulated content, recognise suspicious links, secure sensitive information, and use AI tools to support their daily work.

The “AI and the Future of Creativity” workshop series brought together a vibrant and diverse community of artists, technologists, researchers, and members of the public to explore how artificial intelligence can enrich, rather than replace, human creativity.

This roundtable was convened to create a collaborative space for critical dialogue on the role of trust, safety, and accountability in the development and deployment of AI systems within African contexts.

This training focused on how legal practitioners can use AI tools safely and securely while navigating the privacy concerns inherent in these platforms and embracing their professional responsibilities.

This training focused on how to use AI responsibly, understand issues of trust, privacy, and security, and explore practical ways to mitigate AI risks.

This event was focused on early-career researchers from low and middle-income countries with limited networks to discuss and learn about digital vulnerabilities and artificial intelligence.

This event was an opportunity for SPRITE+ members and interested individuals from the public and academia to gather and discuss some latest issues in security, privacy, identity and trust in generative AI, including the effect of its usage on the brain.

This workshop examined the technological and conceptual implications of converging technologies for biosecurity education, both now and in the future.

This event created a space for learning, sharing, and building connections between professionals who use or are affected by AI in their daily work.