Kenya AI Strategy and International Cooperation

The article discusses Kenya's strategy in the field of artificial intelligence, which includes signing agreements with American entities to promote development in the sector. The focus is on safeguarding data annotation workers who review content on digital platforms. The agreements involve developing customized solutions for the local market, along with establishing regulations to protect content moderators, providing psychological support, and formalizing employment contracts, amidst increasing legal disputes with global tech companies like Meta, which has faced trials over the working conditions of Kenyan cybersecurity personnel. The estimated cost of implementing the AI strategy is between 150 and 152 billion Kenyan shillings (approximately 1.17 billion dollars). This effort is part of the government's broader initiatives to develop the technology sector while safeguarding workers' rights.

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