Analysis of the development trend of Artificial Intelligence in Kenya and the Prospects of China-Kenya Cooperation

Kenya's AI development is in a period of rapid growth. The construction of its digital economy and technology ecosystem, the formulation of AI strategies, the application of AI, and the education of AI talents are gradually accelerating and improving. Although Kenya has great potential in the development of AI, it still faces challenges such as technological gaps, insufficient protection of data privacy and incomplete policies and regulations. As an important partner, China has provided significant support for Kenya's AI development through technology transfer, infrastructure construction and talent cultivation. In the future, deepening AI cooperation between China and Kenya will be an important path to promote technological progress and economic development in Kenya. This includes focusing on agriculture as a key area for AI cooperation between China and Kenya, strengthening talent cultivation and capacity building, attaching importance to enhancing digital knowledge and capabilities of Kenyan women, jointly addressing "human rights" risks by the government and enterprises, and promoting AI cooperation between China and the United States to support the development of AI in Kenya. China-kenya cooperation will not only bring innovative impetus to Kenya's AI development, but also provide new opportunities for cooperation between the two countries in the global technological competition.

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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2025.27.3.3041
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Global Political and Economic Relations
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Analysis of the development trend of Artificial Intelligence in Kenya and the Prospects of China-Kenya Cooperation

Zhiqing Wang
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Global Political and Economic Relations
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Analysis of the development trend of Artificial Intelligence in Kenya and the Prospects of China-Kenya Cooperation

Zhiqing Wang
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Abstract

Kenya's AI development is in a period of rapid growth. The construction of its digital economy and technology ecosystem, the formulation of AI strategies, the application of AI, and the education of AI talents are gradually accelerating and improving. Although Kenya has great potential in the development of AI, it still faces challenges such as technological gaps, insufficient protection of data privacy and incomplete policies and regulations. As an important partner, China has provided significant support for Kenya's AI development through technology transfer, infrastructure construction and talent cultivation. In the future, deepening AI cooperation between China and Kenya will be an important path to promote technological progress and economic development in Kenya. This includes focusing on agriculture as a key area for AI cooperation between China and Kenya, strengthening talent cultivation and capacity building, attaching importance to enhancing digital knowledge and capabilities of Kenyan women, jointly addressing "human rights" risks by the government and enterprises, and promoting AI cooperation between China and the United States to support the development of AI in Kenya. China-kenya cooperation will not only bring innovative impetus to Kenya's AI development, but also provide new opportunities for cooperation between the two countries in the global technological competition.

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