It's a necessity for legal systems worldwide to adapt and ensure AI technologies uphold the highest standards of equity, accuracy and transparency.
The board of directors is saddened and shocked by former CEO Neil Murphy’s actions, which it finds hard to comprehend, says Bytes Technology Group.
In a 97-page affidavit submitted to the ConCourt, the ‘Please Call Me’ inventor requests that Vodacom’s appeal be thrown out.
Legal and tech experts delved into privacy by design at ITWeb BI Summit 2024.
The ‘Please Call Me’ inventor is expected to submit an answering affidavit, opposing Vodacom’s appeal, to the Constitutional Court.
The website falsely associates its physical address with that of Standard Bank and links itself to one of the bank’s subsidiaries.
The French media giant agrees to make its mandatory offer at a cash consideration of R125 per MultiChoice ordinary share.
Compensation in the magnitude of billions to Nkosana Makate would be unreasonable, says Vodacom SA CEO Sitho Mdlalose.
Apple applied restrictions, preventing developers from informing iOS users about cheaper music services, says the European Commission.
The association says it’s studying the Information Regulator’s conclusion on electronic communication as it pertains to telemarketing.
Professor Johan Steyn urges government to recognise the importance of artificial intelligence regulation, to protect future generations.
The telco lodges a leave to appeal application, saying the large ‘Please Call Me’ compensation payout will negatively impact its finances and shareholders.