Bio
Kofi Yeboah is a researcher and program strategist focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and geopolitics in the Global South. He leads the AI and compute program at the Mozilla Foundation, where he directs program design, partnerships and research into equitable compute access models for resource-constrained environments. He serves as an advisor to the Partnership on AI, contributing to its strategic plan to build evidence-based consensus and ensure AI development serves the public good. Previously a non-residential scholar at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge, Kofi holds a master’s degree in communications and technology from the University of Alberta and a bachelor of arts in economics and sociology from the University of Cape Coast.