Business and Technology Reporter in Nairobi, Kenya
Nation Media Group
An alarming number of Kenyan university students have increasingly turned to artificial intelligence (AI) tools in place of traditional studying, raising concerns about academic integrity and future employability in a competitive global job market, according to a new study.
Almost all Kenyan students now use various AI tools for their daily academic work, with nearly a third admitting that these chatbots have “somewhat replaced” studying for them, a survey by Nairobi-based research firm Stadi Analytics reveals.
