The government has called on young technology professionals to leverage human-centered innovation and personal integrity as Kenya positions itself to lead the digital and independent economy in East Africa in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Speaking during the Moringa School Graduation Ceremony at the Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Dome, Jamhuri Grounds, in Nairobi,…
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