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Kenyans have been urged to embrace technological innovation in the wake of the advancement of Artificial Intelligence. This was the clarion call as education stakeholders convened for an exhibition at an international school in Nairobi. Schools were lauded for equipping learners with new, innovative technologies aimed at solving the country's challenges.
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Schools lauded for embracing AI
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