Joséphine Francine TONYE is a magistrate and Deputy Public Prosecutor at the Courts of First and High Instance in Guider and Mayo-Louti, in northern Cameroon. With over ten years of judicial experience, this doctoral candidate in law explores the challenges of protecting creative assets in the age of artificial intelligence. Her research, which focuses on intellectual property litigation, examines the evidentiary value of blockchain technology in matters of proof and ownership. Ms. TONYE is a trainer for the Certifafrica platform, which specializes in disseminating solutions for proving prior art. A law professor and Gender Focal Point since 2016, she uses her legal expertise to promote responsible AI and technological governance adapted to the African context.