Why Kenya must own its language in AI age - Business Daily

In Kenya, British English has evolved into a localized dialect that is used naturally in daily life and communication. The country has prioritized this language to remain competitive in business, diplomacy, and international education, developing a Kenyan English that incorporates Kiswahili phrases. Defining and recognizing this local language is essential in the age of artificial intelligence, especially for building voice systems that serve Kenyan farmers with agricultural information.