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A Kenyan language-data licence is described as requiring community-defined benefits from certain downstream users.

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A Kenyan language-data licence is described as requiring community-defined benefits from certain downstream users.

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Attributed contributors: Grace Lyn Higdon. “A Kenyan language-data licence is described as requiring community-defined benefits from certain downstream users..” Responsible AI: Ethics, Governance and Practice. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 16 September 2026. Session time 2:14–2:56. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-59922c01e8e4

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A Kenyan language-data licence is described as requiring community-defined benefits from certain downstream users.

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Proposed mechanism: Licence conditions attempt to connect reuse to community-defined benefits.

Conditions: Terms must be honoured after data enters models.

Limit: Second-hand account; enforceability and realised benefits not demonstrated.

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