Brenda Kanana

Author
Brenda Kanana

Brenda Kanana

Author

Brenda has been with 4+ years of experience specializing in cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. She has worked at Zycrypto, Blockchain Reporter, The Coin Republic, and now, makes Cryptopolitan her home. Her Sociology degree from Mombasa Technical University keeps her aligned with her readers’ pulse.


Author’s Articles

  • New Jersey Takes Action Against Deepfakes and Social Media Harm

  • Innovative CNN Architecture Proposes Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s Disease Classification

  • Acronis Cyberthreats Report Reveals Alarming Rise in Cyberattacks in H2 2023

  • Hackathon Africa’s Second Edition Focused on Generative AI Begins

  • Survey Reveals High Dependence on AI for Dating Advice Among Young Australians

  • Artificial Intelligence Takes Center Stage at World Government Summit 2024

  • Microsoft Confirms Windows 12 Rumors Quashed, Focus Remains on Windows 11 24H2 Update

  • New Chatbot Laika Raises Concerns and Hopes in the Fight Against Teen Internet Addiction

  • Vatican-Appointed AI Ethicist Tackles Tech’s Moral Conundrums

  • Senator Menendez Pushes for Equitable AI in Healthcare and Financial Sectors

  • Dubai-Based Start-Up Poised to Lead Global Expansion in AI Translation and Dubbing

  • The Escalating Challenge of Synthetic Identity Fraud in the Digital Age

  • Microsoft Returns to Super Bowl Advertising with Focus on AI Assistant Copilot

  •  Generative AI Reshapes Political Campaigning in Indonesia

  • Southeast Asia’s Tech Advancement: Introducing SEA-LION, a Regional Language Model

  • House Judiciary Subcommittee Grapples with Threats of AI Censorship and Political Interference

  • New Approach Utilizes E-commerce Data to Predict Poverty Levels

  • Court Ruling Provides Insight into AI Training Data Cases

  • Tech Industry Faces Ongoing Job Cuts in 2024 Amid Economic and AI Shifts

  • Deepfake Scammers Use AI to Steal $26 Million in Corporate Heist

  • China Commits to Global AI Ethics and Governance at UNESCO Forum

  • NUS Computing’s Breakthrough Wearable Assistive Device Empowers Visually Impaired Individuals