Currently engaged on a full time basis as a Data Scientist with one of the leading telecommunication companies in Kenya and a student of law at the University of Nairobi.

I am also a Board Member of Better Futures for Children acting as the Director of Artificial Intelligence and Innovation.

I have over 10 years of experience in the fields of technology spanning around software development, tech support and Artificial Intelligence.

I am a BSc Computing and Information Systems graduate from the London Metropolitan University and I also hold a BSc Science Degree from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.

Technology and Law, in my opinion, are the most mysterious and complicated aspects of the society yet they are also the most significant influencers to the daily lives of each member of the society.

According to a study on dependence on technology 2023 survey found (here), 77% of the society relies too much on technology to succeed, indicating an over-dependence on technology.

According to gartner.com from their article on top-five technology trends changing in-house legal departments, by 2025, at least 25% of spending on corporate legal applications will go to non-specialist technology providers.

I break down the complexity of the integration requirements when designing and building artificial intelligence technology solutions having  some dependency on the law.

People in businesses, individuals, families and all members of any given society risk loosing money, risk being abused and in worst cases the risk of loss of life is present as we continue to interact amongst ourselves through the use of technology.

I wish to see a society where every child would understand the legal implications of downloading app store games. To see a society where every mobile phone user would know what to do whenever any of their rights are violated through the use of technology.