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Kenyans weigh AI's promise and risks as technology transforms jobs

The debate reflects a growing global question: how to harness AI's benefits while limiting its risks.

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Kenyans weigh AI's promise and risks as technology transforms jobs
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Kenyans are debating both the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence as the technology reshapes employment across the country. The discussion mirrors a broader global conversation about how to capture AI's benefits while managing its potential harms.

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