PeopleofSuperintelligence

Nonprofit, Kenya

African Content Moderators Union

Statistics

People here now
2
People ever
3
Citations of current people
5
Median h-index of current people
2
Full moves in and out
3 in, 3 out

Our research follows 7,547 researchers, builders, lab leaders and public voices through cited biographies. Missing career records can lower counts. Outdated roles can overstate current counts and change ranks. Citation figures count 1 of the 2 people here now. People whose OpenAlex record may be incomplete or mixed are left out. Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 22 October 2026. Career and profile data as of 22 October 2026.

We estimate that 3 people shaping AI have worked at African Content Moderators Union, including 2 (67%) here now and 1 with a former affiliation. Among 1,097 nonprofits, African Content Moderators Union is tied for 74th by all-time people and tied for 38th by current headcount. All 3 people with profile topics work in policy, ethics and society. Dated work records span from 2023 to 2026. Across dated career transitions, we record 3 full moves in and 3 out, led by arrivals from Sama (3) and departures to Techworker Community Africa (2).

From 2023 to 2026, 3 people left and 0 joined, a net loss of 3.Latest recorded transition per person, 2023–2026 (3 full moves and 0 roles taken alongside existing work).

A list of people who joined or left African Content Moderators Union from 2023 through 2026, with the year and move type.

Joined

No recorded moves.

Left

  • Kauna Malgwi 2026 · to Digital Rights and Mental Health Initiative Africa · Full move
  • Mophat Okinyi 2026 · to Techworker Community Africa · Full move
  • Richard Mathenge 2026 · to Techworker Community Africa · Full move

Source: People of Superintelligence career moves, as of 22 October 2026.

Data table
YearPersonDirectionOther organizationMove type
2026Kauna MalgwiLeftDigital Rights and Mental Health Initiative AfricaFull move
2026Mophat OkinyiLeftTechworker Community AfricaFull move
2026Richard MathengeLeftTechworker Community AfricaFull move

Compared with peer nonprofits, African Content Moderators Union ranks higher on current headcount (tied for 38th of 1,097) than on all-time headcount (tied for 74th); 2 of its 3 all-time people (67%) hold a current role here. Across work histories (excluding degrees), 3 of the 3 people who have worked at African Content Moderators Union (100%) also held a work role at another organization, connecting African Content Moderators Union to 3 peer institutions. The 1 current person with a confident OpenAlex author record (Kauna Malgwi) has 5 citations and an h-index of 2 (tied for 214th among 222 counted nonprofits).

Sama shares the largest career overlap with African Content Moderators Union (3 people), ahead of Techworker Community Africa (2).Organizations where people with work records at African Content Moderators Union also worked at any time in their careers (3 people across 3 organizations; degrees excluded).

A ranked chart shows 3 organizations with people who also have work records at African Content Moderators Union. Each count is a distinct person with work stints at both organizations.

Source: People of Superintelligence affiliations and work stints, as of 22 October 2026.

Data table
OrganizationShared people
Sama3
Techworker Community Africa2
Digital Rights and Mental Health Initiative Africa1

People here now

The 2 people with a current role at African Content Moderators Union include 1 public voice and 1 researcher. Earlier in their careers, 2 of the 2 held a work role at another organization, most often at Sama (2). 2 current people also hold a concurrent affiliation outside African Content Moderators Union.

People with former affiliations

We record 1 person who formerly worked at African Content Moderators Union. That person has a recorded current role at Techworker Community Africa. The 1 former person with a confident OpenAlex record has 4 career citations (h-index 2).

Posts that include African Content Moderators Union

African Content Moderators Union appears in 1 research post comparing organizations across AI.

  1. The United States employs an estimated 48% of people shaping AIWe estimate where the people shaping AI work today, how universities, companies and research institutes split across countries, and how country shares have changed since the 1960s.