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Useful knowledge

A place to understand AI opportunities, risks and applications in the Mozambican context — in clear language, responsibly and with respect for the relevant institutions.

Knowledge areas

Artificial Intelligence explained for real decisions

Content organised by context of use. No easy promises: each topic identifies possibilities, responsibilities and the skills required.

AI in Mozambique

What Artificial Intelligence means for the country — opportunities, risks and responsibilities.

What AI means for Mozambique

An opportunity to leapfrog stages of development — if there are skills, data and vision.

Opportunities by sector

Education, agriculture, health, finance, public administration, culture and business.

Risks and responsibilities

Disinformation, exclusion, technological dependence and misuse of data.

Why data matters

Without quality national data, AI does not reflect the Mozambican reality.

Why national languages matter

Most Mozambicans communicate in languages that AI does not yet speak.

Why digital literacy is urgent

Understanding the technology is a precondition for using it and for questioning it.

AI for Business

How Mozambican companies can start using AI with results.

How to start

Identify repetitive processes, choose a use case and measure.

Productivity

Writing, document organisation, meetings and reports.

Customer service

Supervised automatic replies across several channels and languages.

Data analysis

Turning spreadsheets into decisions.

Marketing

Content, segmentation and campaigns with judgement.

Cybersecurity

AI helps both attack and defend — protect your company.

Automation

Integrating AI into processes with control and auditing.

Training needs

Trained teams avoid mistakes and multiply results.

AI for Government and the Public Interest

Responsible use of AI in public services, data governance and innovation in the State.

Responsible use in public services

Transparency, human oversight and impact assessment.

Data governance

Quality, protection, interoperability and public value.

Transparency

Citizens have the right to know when AI is being used.

Digital inclusion

No one left behind: channels, languages and accessibility.

Innovation in the public sector

Pilots, partnerships and continuous learning.

Cybersecurity

Resilient, trustworthy public systems.

Skills development

Civil servants prepared for an intelligent administration.

AI for Education

Literacy, teacher training, student support, academic integrity and new curricula.

AI literacy

From primary school to university.

Teacher training

Preparing those who prepare the country.

Student support

Tutoring, exercises and access to knowledge.

Academic integrity

Clear rules and redesigned assessment.

Research

Producing national knowledge about AI.

New curricula

Skills for a changing economy.

Universities and technical institutes

Central partners in the transformation.

AI and Culture

Mozambican languages, heritage, archives, translation, creative industries, media and storytelling.

Mozambican languages

Data, translation and speech for the country's languages.

Cultural heritage

Preserving and making accessible.

Archives

Digitising, transcribing and indexing.

Translation

Bridges between languages and communities.

Creative industries

New tools, new rights, new questions.

Media

Production, verification and trust.

Storytelling, music, film and content creation

Telling Mozambique's story with technology.

Public institutions

AMIA contributes knowledge, training and dialogue while respecting the remit of regulators and other State institutions.

Companies and professionals

Practical guidance to begin with clear use cases, protect data, train teams and measure results.

Citizens and education

Accessible concepts for learning, teaching and taking an informed part in technological transformation.

Participation

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