The Joburg High Court orders an investigation into lawyers who used GenAI to cite non-existent cases in court during an urgent dispute.
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InfoVerge says companies need clear data policies and standards, solid data governance and robust security protocols in place before attempting to scale AI within the business.
The South African Police Service’s e-recruitment system is officially live, with plans to bring on board 5 500 aspiring police officers.
The firm ramps up investment in consumer-facing tech, with a focus on digital ordering, payment integration and delivery enhancements.
To ensure e-signatures are fully POPIA compliant, healthcare providers should follow best practices such as encrypting all patient data, using secure servers and implementing multi-factor authentication.
The integration of Inphinity enabled SOILL to move away from fragmented, manual processes and towards a unified, real-time analytics environment.
If data is viewed not as a byproduct but as a strategic asset, companies can make better business decisions and unlock business value, says Mint Group.
The Datanamix Portal gives anti-money laundering teams a unified, secure view of all their verification activities.
The credit bureau invests in Omnisient to boost financial inclusion in Africa using data and privacy-preserving analytics technology.