Executives reckon that AI adoption can only succeed with a workforce that understands the opportunities and risks associated with the technology.
Kenyan firms mandate AI literacy to prevent unsupervised use exposing sensitive data and creating cybersecurity risks. Structured training shifts from risky informal use to governed deployment; healthcare, finance, and agriculture are Africa's prime AI opportunities.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Corporates in Kenya are increasingly treating artificial intelligence (AI) literacy as a core workplace skill amid concern that employees who do not understand the technology risk exposing organisations to cybersecurity and data privacy threats.
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