President William Ruto of Kenya announced measures to prevent artificial intelligence (AI) from spreading misinformation and launched the fifth edition of the National Open Government Partnership Action Plan. The plan aims to promote international cooperation to ensure the ethical use of AI. President Ruto said the government will implement regulatory measures to prevent the misuse of new technologies, including AI, that could threaten democratic institutions. The plan also includes working with international partners to promote responsible use of technology. In addition, the Kenyan government is working with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) to develop a national artificial intelligence strategy to promote digital expansion. At the same time, Kenya has also proposed a draft law to establish a robotics and artificial intelligence association to regulate the compliance of AI and robotic entities, with penalties for violations of up to 24 months in prison or $6,250 in fines.