This article provides a comprehensive overview of the key legislative frameworks that govern technology laws in Kenya as of August 2024. It highlights the various Acts of Parliament that regulate different aspects of technology, including data protection, cybercrimes, telecommunications, intellectual property, and innovation. Each Act is examined in detail, outlining its purpose, scope, and relevance to the technology sector. From protecting personal data to fostering innovation and safeguarding intellectual property, these laws play a crucial role in shaping the technological landscape in Kenya. This article offers valuable insights into the legal underpinnings of technology in the country.

Data protection compliance is expensive, and with fines regularly being issued by the data protection commissioner, the cost of non-compliance is even more expensive. So, we’ve been searching for ways to help our clients comply at a significantly reduced cost.

In this article, we delve into the impact of Generative AI on laws, legal systems, and the practice of law. Laws, legal systems, and legal practice all place significance on precision, accuracy, and nuanced interpretation. We discuss how the continued evolution and use of Generative AI in Law will recalibrate the balance between human insight and machine output, as well as challenging established norms and potentially recalibrating the foundations of legal systems.

The relationship between copyright laws and AI-generated content is complex. AI can now generate art, music, and more, raising questions about ownership. Copyright laws were designed for human creators, leaving AI-generated content in a legal gray area. AI blurs the lines of authorship, creating a debate as to whether AI can be seen as a creator.