Institute for AI Policy & Governance

Policy-Driven. People-Centered. Future-Ready.

Advancing responsible AI through policy research, governance systems, strategic advisory, safety and standards, and leadership development.

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At the Forefront of AI Policy and Governance

The Institute for AI Policy and Governance (AIPG) strengthens the institutions, policies, and governance systems needed for responsible AI adoption. We work across government, industry, academia, and civil society to develop practical governance frameworks, inform public policy, support institutional implementation, and advance the safe, secure, and context-relevant use of artificial intelligence.

Through policy research, strategic advisory, governance infrastructure, leadership development, and public engagement, AIPG helps decision-makers move from AI ambition to accountable practice. Our work is grounded in local realities, informed by global standards, and focused on building inclusive, trusted, and future-ready systems.

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WHAT WE DO

Building the Foundations for Responsible AI

AIPG strengthens the institutions that govern AI by developing practical governance systems, informing public policy, advising decision-makers, and building the leadership needed for responsible AI adoption.

1. Governance Infrastructure

We develop the practical systems that enable institutions to govern AI effectively. This includes AI governance frameworks, registries, risk classification approaches, institutional processes, and other tools that support transparency, accountability, and responsible deployment.

2. Policy & Strategic Advisory

We turn emerging AI policy and regulatory questions into practical guidance for decision-makers. Through research, analysis, and advisory support, we help entities understand their options, develop appropriate approaches, and translate governance principles into practice.

3. Safety, Security & Standards

We support institutions in building the capabilities needed for responsible AI oversight. Our work addresses AI risk, safety, standards, assurance, and institutional readiness, while developing the knowledge and leadership needed to implement effective governance in practice.

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FEatured initiative

Mapping AI Systems in Ghana

The Ghana AI Registry brings greater visibility to the AI systems being developed and deployed in Ghana. It brings together information on their applications, sectors, deploying institutions, and associated risks, creating a clearer picture of where AI is being used, how it is being used, and the considerations that should inform its governance.

Developed by the Institute for AI Policy & Governance, the Registry is Ghana’s first national platform dedicated to documenting AI systems and the risks associated with their use.

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SOLUTIONS

Making Responsible AI Adoption Possible

AI adoption is not simply about choosing the right technology. It requires the policies, governance structures, institutional capabilities, and practical strategies to use AI effectively and responsibly.

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Understand & Prepare

We help organisations assess their AI readiness, identify governance gaps, understand emerging risks, and determine where AI can create meaningful value.

Govern & Implement

We develop the policies, frameworks, governance structures, and adoption strategies that enable organisations to put AI to work responsibly.

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Build & Strengthen

We equip teams with the knowledge, skills, and institutional capabilities needed to sustain responsible AI use as technologies and requirements evolve.

INSIGHTS

Shaping the Conversation on AI Governance

Our research, commentary, and public engagements examine the policy and governance questions emerging as AI transforms societies, institutions, and economies.

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Thoughts That Inspire

“We are entering a world where we will learn to coexist with AI, not as its masters, but as its collaborators”

Mark Zuckerberg

CEO, Meta