Nairobi, Feb. 26 -- In recent weeks, multinational tech giants have been seen to fall over each other in accelerating the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities as part of measures aimed at optimising the experiences of their users with an end-goal of exerting dominance in their operating space.

But in the process of racing to outdo peers and carve a competitive edge in AI usage, the platforms are throwing the care of tidiness to the wind as users raise concerns about lack of sufficient time frame to internalise and make use of new feature been tried out almost on a daily basis.

One of the first major developments of the year happened when Google rolled out an AI-powered image generator on its chatbot Bard, paving the w...