Information, Communications and the Digital Economy Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo has unveiled an artificial intelligence platform aimed at transforming operations within the ICT Ministry, according to a report by Kenyans.co.ke.
The platform is expected to improve the efficiency of government services by automating routine tasks, streamlining workflows and supporting faster decision-making.
Kabogo said the adoption of artificial intelligence would help the ministry modernise its operations and improve service delivery to Kenyans.
The initiative is expected to support ministry staff by providing digital tools for managing information, analysing data and coordinating departmental activities.
AI-powered systems could also help reduce delays, improve accuracy and strengthen accountability across government operations.
The platform comes as the government continues to expand the use of technology in public service delivery and administration.
Officials will be able to use the system to access information more efficiently and monitor the progress of various programmes and activities.
The technology could also support better planning by generating insights from ministry data and identifying areas that require attention.
Kabogo’s announcement highlights the government’s growing focus on artificial intelligence as a tool for improving efficiency within public institutions.
Further details on the platform, including the specific technologies involved and the departments expected to use it, are expected to be provided as implementation progresses.
The initiative is likely to attract attention from public-sector stakeholders seeking to understand how AI can improve government operations and service delivery.