*Broadcast on: November 15, 2023* Don't miss this original and exceptional LiveCast where 10 of our Community's most brilliant minds engaged in a dynamic multi-segment exploration of AI's impact on ID4D and development, offering insights into the benefits, drawbacks, and uncharted frontiers. Voted as one of our best episodes to date, this event is worth rewatching from End to End by every identity stakeholder! On the agenda: 00:00 Introduction: Dr. Joseph Atick, Executive Chairman, ID4Africa 13:13 Segment 1 Pt 1 - Harnessing the Potential of Generative AI for Capacity Building in the ID Solution Domain with Parankusha Seshadri (Ernst & Young) 46:56 Pt 2 - Developing Identity-knowledge Chatbots & Expert Systems with Benjamin Bertelsen (UNDP) 1:04:18 Pt 3 - The Promise & Pitfalls of LLMs Integration into Digital Identity Systems with Prof. Carsten Maple (Turing Institute & University of Warwick) 1:18:05 Segment 2 Pt 1 - How AI and Deep Learning Revolutionized Biometric Algorithms with Dr. Stephane Gentric (IDEMIA) 1:47:02 Pt 2 - Liveness and Anti-spoofing Measures in Biometric Identity Systems with Prof. Stephanie Schuckers (Clarkson University) 2:03:26 Pt 3 - Holistic Strategies for Building Identity Systems Resilient to Fraud and AI Manipulation with Frances Zelazny (Anonybit) 2:16:38 Segment 3 Pt 1 - Towards an Equitable & Ethical Use of AI in Africa with Dr. Melissa Omino & Dr. Angeline Wairegi (Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (CIPIT)) 2:48:29 Pt 2 - Governance & Risk Mitigation for Deployment of AI in the Context of Development with Govind Shivkumar (Omidyar Network) Other Useful Resources from this LiveCast: 1. Call for Speakers on Digital Identity & Health: https://id4africa.com/livecasts-speakers-call/ 2. Links shared by Dr. Sephanie Schuckers - Clarkson University: https://fidoalliance.org/certification/biometric-component-certification/ https://fidoalliance.org/document-authenticity/

Identity Day on 16 September 2023 was absolutely remarkable! On that day we witnessed mobilization rarely ever seen. Independently, 28 countries in Africa, within which hundreds and thousands of people from different walks of life, came together and raised their voices simultaneously, despite being thousands of miles apart. Their common cause? IDENTITY FOR ALL. Of course, there were countries outside Africa that also commemorated but our tracking focused on Africa simply because of the overwhelming number of activities on the Continent. Words cannot adequately describe the magnitude of that day and its collective action but this short video aims to capture a glimpse of what happened on ID Day. We encourage you to check out the ID Day website (https://www.id-day.org/archives) to see how extensive the activities were. We salute everyone who marked the 5th Anniversary of ID Day this year. Your collective voice was loud and clear and reminded the world that identity matters more than ever before. Looking forward to an even more impactful and expansive 2024 edition and we hope you will join us.

Broadcast Live on Oct 18, 2023 Our LiveCast EP45 presented one of the most impressive themes and line-ups in episode history! Titled "UNDP & NIST Guidelines for Digital Identity & Its Governance" this episode was characterised by deep, meaningful discussions, profound insights, invaluable guidelines, and expert recommendations from leading institutions, governments and CSOs. On the agenda: 00:00 Introduction: Dr. Joseph Atick, Executive Chairman, ID4Africa 12:15 Segment 1 Pt 1 - Why Governance? with Dr. Sarah Lister (UNDP), Barbara Ubaldi (OECD), Nanjira Sambuli (The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) 50:15 Pt 2 - UNDP Digital Identity Governance Framework with Risa Arai (UNDP) and Dr. Emrys Schoemaker (Caribou Digital)   1:14:43 Pt 3 - CSO Perspective with Marianne Díaz Hernández (Access Now) and Adeboye Adegoke (Paradigm Initiative)   1:43:43 Pt 4 - Government Perspective with Ambassador Prof. Julius Bitok (State Department for Citizen Services, Kenya) and PS Mphatso Sambo (National Registration Bureau, Malawi) 2:09:53 Segment 2 NIST Digital Identity Guidelines with Ryan Galluzzo, Connie LaSalle, David Temoshok (NIST) Other useful resources from LiveCast EP45: ID4Africa 2024 AGM: https://id4africaevents.com/ Identity Day Activities: https://www.id-day.org/archives UNDP Digital Identity frameworks website: https://www.governance4id.org/

Identity Day on 16 September 2023 was absolutely remarkable! On that day we witnessed mobilization rarely ever seen. Independently, 28 countries in Africa, within which hundreds and thousands of people from different walks of life, came together and raised their voices simultaneously, despite being thousands of miles apart. Their common cause? IDENTITY FOR ALL. Of course, there were countries outside Africa that also commemorated but our tracking focused on Africa simply because of the overwhelming number of activities on the Continent. Words cannot adequately describe the magnitude of that day and its collective action but this short video aims to capture a glimpse of what happened on ID Day. We encourage you to check out the ID Day website (https://www.id-day.org/archives) to see how extensive the activities were. We salute everyone who marked the 5th Anniversary of ID Day this year. Your collective voice was loud and clear and reminded the world that identity matters more than ever before. Looking forward to an even more impactful and expansive 2024 edition and we hope you will join us.

La campagne de la Journée de l'identité (ID Day) vise à faire reconnaître le 16 septembre dans le monde entier comme la Journée de l'identité afin de souligner l'importance de disposer d’une preuve d'identité. La campagne a été lancée par ID4Africa lors de la 4e réunion annuelle du Mouvement à Abuja, au Nigeria en avril 2018.Elle vise à remédier à l'absence d'une journée de commémoration dédiée à l'identité, qui est un droit fondamental et une nécessité pratique à l'ère numérique actuelle. Pour en savoir plus ou participer à l'action, consultez le site : https://fr.id-day.org/

The Identity Day (ID Day) Campaign seeks worldwide recognition of 16 September as Identity Day to highlight the importance of having proof of identity. The campaign was launched in April 2018 by ID4Africa at its 4th Annual Meeting of the Movement in Abuja, Nigeria. It is intended to address the lack of a dedicated day of commemoration for identity which is a fundamental right and practical necessity in today’s digital age. To learn more or join the action, visit: www.id-day.org.