MPs challenged to push for stronger oversight

Kenya’s push to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) must be matched by stronger parliamentary oversight, accountability and protection of citizens’ rights...

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Kenyan MPs are being urged to strengthen parliamentary oversight and protect citizens' rights as the nation embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI). The call emphasizes the need for laws and safeguards to keep pace with technological advancements.

Chairperson of the Communications, Information and Innovation Committee, John Kiarie, stressed that Parliament must scrutinize AI development, procurement, and deployment.
The Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Training (CPST) convened a webinar with legislators, government officials, and technology stakeholders to discuss AI's opportunities and risks.
Key recommendations include establishing interim AI rules, designating accountable officers, and implementing risk-based regulatory frameworks with human oversight for AI-assisted decisions affecting citizens.

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