Registration
Register for the Summit
There are three ways to be part of The Human Algorithm — as a participant, a volunteer, or a speaker. Choose the one that fits you.
Attend as a Participant
Join researchers, policymakers, and civil society leaders for two days of substance on AI governance in Africa.
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Be part of the team that makes the Summit run — from logistics to hospitality to content.
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Share research, policy insight, or field experience with Nigeria's AI governance community.
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Registration · Participant
Attend as a Participant
The Human Algorithm brings decision-makers and practitioners into one room — government officials shaping AI policy, researchers advancing safety and governance work, technology leaders deploying AI at scale, and civil society holding the system accountable. If your work intersects with AI governance in Nigeria or Africa, this is where you need to be.
Who should apply
Government officials, researchers, technologists, civil society practitioners, academic institutions, and international partners with a demonstrable interest in AI governance or safety.
Registration · Volunteer
Volunteer With Us
Behind every session, panel, and policy conversation at the Summit is a team making sure it runs without friction. We’re looking for volunteers across logistics, the registration desk, media and content, hospitality, and technical support — before and during the two days of the Summit.
Volunteer role
- Session/room facilitation
- Registration & delegate support
- Logistics & venue support
- Speaker & VIP liaison
- Technical/AV support
- Translation or interpretation support
Registration · Speaker
Apply to Speak
We’re looking for speakers across all five thematic tracks — Rights, Remedies & Redress; Gender & Inclusion in AI; Nigeria’s AI Policy Pipeline; AI Safety Research in Africa; and Africa & Global AI Governance. If you have research, policy work, or field experience that deepens this conversation, we want to hear from you.
What we’ll ask for
Proposed topic, track alignment, a short bio, and an abstract of your session.