Kenya, often referred to as the "Silicon Savannah" due to its thriving tech sector, is making significant strides in Artificial Intelligence (AI), with growing adoption across industries and institutions.
AI is increasingly becoming part of everyday life in Kenya, serving as a tool for information gathering, research, and even economic opportunities.
Some advanced AI systems generate artwork that street vendors print, frame, and sell, while major companies like Safaricom have integrated AI into their operations, including the development of chatbots like 'Zuri.' Learning institutions are also embracing AI, with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) leading the way through its digital innovation hub, JHub.
The hub provides young innovators with a platform to develop AI-driven solutions for real-world challenges and turn their ideas into viable businesses. "I noticed a gap among students at JKUAT.
