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Beyond the GH¢500b Target: The silent workforce blind spots in Ghana’s AI strategy (Part I)

As corporate Ghana aggressively replaces human workers with automated software, we risk walking blindly into an “AI Layoff Trap”—a structural cycle where short-term corporate efficiency erodes the broader consumer demand required to sustain national economic growth.
The Silent Workforce Blindspots in Ghana’s AI Strategy: PART I The ambition driving Ghana’s digital policy landscape is clear.
Exposing the Policy Blindspots While the National AI Strategy rightly emphasizes infrastructure expansion and computing power, it leaves three critical structural blindspots unaddressed: 1.
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