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More newsAI and the law: A glance at select legal issues in Kenya’s emerging technology landscape
Artificial intelligence (AI) and big data are rapidly transforming the way businesses operate, governments make decisions, and individuals interact with technology. From AI-driven credit scoring models to predictive analytics in healthcare and precision farming, Kenya is witnessing a technological shift that promises efficiency and innovation. However, this transformation also presents significant risks for data protection and intellectual property (IP) – areas of law that are only beginning to adapt to the realities of the digital age.
Regulating Emerging Tech in the Silicon Savanna: Kenya’s Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2026
Kenya has established itself as a regional leader in the development and adoption of innovative technologies, driven by sustained public and private sector support. Its regulatory approach has generally sought to balance fostering innovation with protecting the rights and safety of consumers.
From innovation to investment - Using Intellectual Property (IP) rights to secure funding in Kenya
In today’s fast-paced innovation ecosystem, protecting ideas is just as important as creating them. For Kenyan innovators, registering intellectual property rights (IPRs) is no longer a procedural afterthought, but a vital step to unlock new opportunities for funding andgrowth.