HeyJaredAdonijah Ndege
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The secrets 1,200 Kenyans only tell their screen (opens the original)
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What do 1,200 Kenyans tell a chatbot that they won’t tell another human being? Many people think generative AI was built to draft emails and automate spreadsheets. But nearly half of the Kenyans surveyed in a recent study are using it as a 24/7 digital confidant, sharing personal anxieties, relationship crises and unspoken secrets. In this edition of Delve Into AI, ADONIJAH NDEGE examines new research by Nendo. This Nairobi-based research consultancy reveals how chatbots are quietly crossing the
The Next Wave: Kenya’s payments revolution cannot end with mobile money | TechCabal (opens the original)
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Cet article est aussi disponible en français Image Source: Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Kenya has spent over two decades dining out on mobile money—and it has earned every right to. Few technologies have influenced the global discourse on financial inclusion as profoundly as M-Pesa. What began as a simple peer-to-peer money transfer tool evolved into the central pillar of modern Kenyan commerce, transforming how citizens pay merchants, receive salaries, borrow, save, and manage capital. By July 2
The former altar boy and the 'farming girl' building Green Eden (opens the original)
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Relatives who tried to stop Ritkatmun Bwemana from becoming a farmer now send her photographs of their farms, asking for advice. She remembers when they thought she needed some. Her grades were good enough to pursue a career in medicine. Why waste them on agriculture? Some called her father, hoping he could intervene. But Bwemana had wanted to farm since she was 11. Her parents backed her. I meet her and Theophilus Maimako, her Green Eden co-founder, in the lobby of the Somerset Westview Hotel i
Before AI saves the world, can it help fix everyday life? (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley wants you to pick a side: will artificial intelligence deliver total utopian salvation or trigger a sci-fi apocalypse? In the latest edition of Delve into AI, ADONIJAH NDEGE cuts through the binary hysteria. From a book launch in rural Kenya to the high-stakes boardrooms of Anthropic, Ndege explores why both AI evangelists and doomsayers are missing the unglamorous, everyday realities of human existence. An algorithm might discover a life-saving medical breakthrough in a Californi
How a Tanzanian engineer is using satellites to help local farmers (opens the original)
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Musa Mishamo speaks so softly that you find yourself leaning across the table to catch the end of his sentences. He smiles often, answers questions briefly, and does not embellish. This is slightly inconvenient when you are interviewing a man whose ambitions stretch hundreds of kilometres above the earth. We meet on July 30 at the Somerset Westview Hotel in Nairobi’s Kilimani neighbourhood. Mishamo is the co-founder of Rada 360, a Tanzanian agritech company using satellite imagery and agricultur
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