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Kenyan Journalists Advised to Strengthen IP Protection, Mental Health, and AI Ethics Amid Digital Shift

Media professionals in Mombasa convene to address intellectual property rights, psychological resilience, and responsible AI use ahead of elections

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At a recent training in Mombasa, Kenyan journalists and content creators were urged to enhance their understanding of intellectual property laws, prioritize mental well-being, and navigate the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence. The Hadithi za Wanahabari workshop, hosted by Baraza Media Lab and MMS Ad…
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Kenyan Journalists Advised to Strengthen IP Protection, Mental Health, and AI Ethics Amid Digital Shift At a recent training in Mombasa, Kenyan journalists and content creators were urged to enhance their understanding of intellectual property laws, prioritize mental well-being, and navigate the ethical challenges posed b... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/kenyan-journalists-advised-to-strengthen-ip-protection-mental-health-and-ai-ethics-amid-digital-shift

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