The affordance lens exposes the harms that capability-talk hides, as the most consequential governance risk in enterprise AI today is not a rogue chatbot.
Building digital finance capability now can deliver immediate operational value while preparing businesses for a connected and data-driven future, says Stephen Howe, director at Times 3 Technologies.
AI-driven analytics and real-time telemetry are transforming how complex networks are monitored, managed and maintained at scale.
AI should only be given tightly scoped authority, with humans accountable for consequential decisions, says Cilliers Naudé, AI delivery manager at Retro Rabbit / SmarTek21.
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Human intervention in South Africa’s expanding digital visa system will increasingly be reserved for applications that raise red flags.
The company expands its data and AI practice, as South African banks, insurers and telcos move AI projects from pilots into production.
Huawei’s participation across GovTech 2026 highlighted the infrastructure and platforms needed to support more intelligent government services.
E-scripting connects the prescription to the wider clinical workflow, from medication selection and safety checks to pharmacy fulfilment, repeat prescribing and the patient's digital clinical record.
A new global benchmark reveals a widening gap between cyber security investment and operational readiness as AI accelerates the speed of attack and defence.
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority accelerates AI governance, as it responds to growing digital financial misconduct.
Enterprise AI experimentation has become a form of avoidance as it is now becoming an excuse to postpone the decisions that actually matter.
Enterprises increasingly measure AI against revenue, costs and productivity, as experimentation gives way to deployment.