The Office of the Chief Justice plans to continue digitising and automating court processes, with its cloud-based Court Online system set to be expanded.
A Special Investigating Unit cyber probe reveals SA’s immigration system was treated as “a marketplace, where permits and visas were sold to the highest bidder”.
The Universal Service and Access Agency invites public comment on the framework document for digital inclusion funds.
Industry bodies warn that National Treasury's proposed online gambling tax will drive consumers to offshore platforms, cost jobs and ultimately reduce the tax it seeks to grow.
AI and privilege are not incompatible, but the conversational interface of consumer AI tools creates a dangerous illusion of privacy.
The adoption of stablecoin services by banks and mobile operators could accelerate the usage of the emerging crypto across the continent.
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The group amends its SAP rollout strategy to focus on capability enablement rather than distribution centre integration.
AI-related defamation lawsuits are being brought with increasing regularity, says Webber Wentzel.
AI and digital platforms are supercharging the exploitation of vulnerable women and children – but authorities are now turning the same tools against the criminals.
The worker, who posted dozens of defamatory videos, narrowly avoids activating a suspended 30-day prison sentence.
A promotion on Amazon SA’s website advertising a steam iron at the “lowest price of the year” has been found to be misleading.
AI creates brands, chats with customers and scans legal files, but who owns the output and who carries the risk?