Episode 157 - Breaking Down Kenya’s National AI Strategy in Kiswahili [Mkakati wa Kitaifa wa AI wa Kenya]

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Pure Digital Passion with Moses Kemibaro

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This is pure digital passion, the podcast of Moses Kemibaro, one of Kenya's and Africa's leading digital marketers, techbloggers, and technology analysts. Join me for insightful interviews and commentaries on all things digital from across the African continent on a myriad of compelling topics and themes. I share Africa's stories of pure digital passion!

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Episode 157 - Breaking Down Kenya’s National AI Strategy in Kiswahili [Mkakati wa Kitaifa wa AI wa Kenya] – A NotebookLM Audio Overview Experiment

Pure Digital Passion with Moses Kemibaro

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6 months ago

Episode 157 - Breaking Down Kenya’s National AI Strategy in Kiswahili [Mkakati wa Kitaifa wa AI wa Kenya] – A NotebookLM Audio Overview Experiment

In this episode, I share my first experiment using NotebookLM, Google’s AI-powered research and note-taking tool, to create a Kiswahili audio overview of my blog post, 30 Key Takeaways from Kenya’s Just Released National AI Strategy 2025-2030.

This podcast explores the key takeaways from the Kenyan government’s ambitious AI strategy, including its KES 152 billion investment plan, and why this matters for the country’s digital future.

By converting the original English text into Kiswahili, this overview aims to make the insights more accessible to a broader audience, particularly in East, Central, and Southern Africa where Kiswahili is widely spoken.