Telecel Ghana has argued that the country’s digital future depends on building the infrastructure, partnerships and ethical standards needed to use data and artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly. Telecel Ghana’s team also participated in tutorials covering data engineering with Python, synthetic data generation for economic policymaking and production-scale machine learning systems. The sessions enabled the telco’s specialists to exchange knowledge with researchers and explore emerging techniques shaping modern data science. Facilitated by Senior Data Analyst, Esumaba Okyir alongside Management Information Systems & Data Science Manager, Raymond Normeshie and Marie-Pearl Akoto, the session examined how bias enters AI systems and explored practical approaches for building fairer, more transparent and accountable technologies. Beyond the discussions, Telecel Ghana showcased its consumer digital innovations, including the Telecel Play App, engaging attendees through an exhibition that promoted connectivity solutions and registered new subscribers.