Some technology analysts argue that using artificial intelligence responsibly can boost productivity and economic growth across the continent. But there is growing concern that this new technology needs regulation. Several countries in different parts of Africa are looking for ways to regulate the fast-moving technology. For more insight, VOA’s Paul Ndiho spoke to Gbenga Sesan, the executive director of Paradigm Initiative, a pan-African social enterprise working on digital inclusion and digital rights based in Lagos, Nigeria.