Dr. Kwami Ahiabenu has outlined the promising role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing Ghana’s electoral system, offering insights into how AI can improve transparency, efficiency, and data management. According to Dr. Ahiabenu, AI can streamline tasks like voter registration, ballot paper calculations, and voter sentiment analysis, helping political parties tailor campaigns based on data-driven insights. AI’s ability to detect anomalies in election data could further boost election integrity. For example, discrepancies between voter counts and recorded data can be flagged for investigation. Additionally, an AI-driven voter database could provide real-time election information, fostering public trust. However, Dr. Ahiabenu also highlighted key challenges, including Ghana’s lack of digitized databases, which limits AI’s effectiveness. Furthermore, he cautioned about the potential misuse of AI, particularly in spreading misinformation or creating deepfakes that could undermine democratic processes. To unlock AI’s full potential, Dr. Ahiabenu advocates for a collaborative effort among government bodies, political parties, and technology experts to digitize electoral systems and ensure ethical AI usage. His vision calls for education and awareness to safeguard against the misuse of AI while enhancing electoral transparency and trust.