How AI boosts some jobs but prompts attacks on women

On the platform X, Grok, an AI tool that generates videos and images, has been weaponised in a coordinated campaign against women...

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A recent report reveals a contradictory relationship with AI in Kenyan newsrooms: while many journalists secretly use AI tools for tasks like research and headline drafting, the technology is openly viewed with suspicion by editors due to concerns about lazy reporting.

AI expert and trainer Swapneel Mehta has worked with newsrooms across Africa.
Journalists discreetly deploy AI for reasons including story research, drafting headlines, and streamlining workflows.
Editors express concerns that AI will render reporters lazy and careless.

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