East Africa sector players share insights on how AI is affecting job skills

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Jane Karuku, Group Managing Director and CEO of EABL, in her remarks, said AI is no longer a future issue, but a present reality that is already changing how organisations operate across the East African region. [File, Standard]

East African sector players have called on businesses to build the capability of digital and artificial intelligence within their organisations.

While gathering in Nairobi, the meeting comprised senior business leaders who explored how African organisations can navigate AI-driven business transformation and the future of work.

Organised by SeamlessHR and KPMG East Africa, the meeting also shared insights, including how AI is affecting jobs and skills, how companies can improve productivity, how HR and technology teams can work more closely together, and how leaders can use data to make better decisions.