Artificial intelligence (AI) acts as a powerful support tool for traditional media rather than a complete substitute, a Mombasa media forum heard. While AI excels at rapid data processing and routine tasks human journalists remain essential for deep ethical judgment, original reporting, and public trust. Journalists, authors and technology experts meeting in Mombasa say Artificial…
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