- Source
- ICAIC Conference Proceedings
- Published
- 20 Jun 2026
- Authors
- Innocent Onohomhen Ebbih
Excerpt from source
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into critical infrastructures has altered the landscape of cybersecurity, governance, and digital trust and thus creating a fundamental normative deficit. It is obvious the dominant regulatory frameworks, based on Western liberal legal traditions, have failed to generate the depth of communal trust, legitimacy, and internalisation which effective digital governance requires, especially among African states characterised by legal pluralism, customary governance structures, and historically marginalised indigenous communities. These state-centred and technocratic frameworks often overlook the normative relevance of indigenous legal…
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