The Bill seeks to provide for the establishment of the Kenya Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Society As a professional body to regulate robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technology ; to provide for its functions and powers; to promote the responsible and ethical development and application of robotics and artificial intelligence technologies within the Republic of Kenya. The Bill establishes the RSK as six office bearers including, among others, a chairperson, vice-chairperson, organizing secretary, and treasurer. Under the Bill, the functions of the RSK shall be to: regulate and promote the development of the robotics and AI industry; develop and enforce robotics and AI industry standards and codes of practice in collaboration with relevant authorities; carry out surveillance and inspections to ensure compliance with standards and legislation on robotics and AI; and carry out research and advise the government on emerging AI and robotics trends. Registration and licensing The Bill requires any person or entity involved in the business of robotics or AI to be registered and licensed by the RSK after payment of a prescribed fee. For non-registration, the Bill imposes a fine of up to KES 1 million (approx. $6,500), a prison term of up to two years, or both.