Numerous businesses and organizations across various sectors in the country are increasingly leveraging AI to enhance their operations.
During an AI conference held in Nairobi on March 13, Microsoft emphasized the rapid pace at which Kenya is embracing AI technology.
In the healthcare sector, AI is assisting doctors in making more informed decisions and enhancing patient care.
In the retail industry, AI is streamlining supply chains, enabling businesses to deliver products more swiftly. Additionally, banks are utilizing AI to enhance customer service, facilitating easier access to financial services for individuals.
Phyllis Migwi, the country manager for Microsoft Kenya, remarked on the significant advancements Kenya has made in AI. She pointed out that numerous Kenyan startups are developing innovative solutions to address critical challenges in East Africa and beyond.
Kenya, alongside South Africa and Nigeria, is at the forefront of Africa’s AI movement. These three nations are not only applying AI for innovative purposes but are also creating the essential technology to foster future development.
Migwi highlighted that Kenya’s technology sector has a compelling narrative to share. She noted that Microsoft’s AI Tour aims to demonstrate how AI is transforming businesses and benefiting individuals, with the objective of motivating more organizations to adopt AI to enhance their operations.
