As AI lowers the barrier to building, the risk is not experimentation. It is letting critical integrations spread without a place that owns credentials, approvals and runs.
Every South African enterprise needs a practical governance framework for safe, auditable agentic AI deployment.
Pick n Pay is turning its asap! grocery platform into a content-commerce destination, with shoppable videos and live shopping.
While coding assistants can increase output, faster code generation doesn’t necessarily create better software.
Implemented correctly, automation can provide the consistency, traceability and evidence that regulated organisations need, says Akshay Deole, head of testing at BBD.
SA won’t reach its full potential if women remain excluded from science, tech and innovation opportunities, says Blade Nzimande.
Retro Rabbit/Smartek21 has embraced AI but depends on human skill and experience to harness it effectively, says David Noakes, software architect at Retro Rabbit/SmarTek21.
The new business will help African companies overcome the gap between AI experimentation and deployment, says AWS.
With PromptsVerse.ai, companies can centralise knowledge, standardise AI workflows and collaborate securely while maintaining full control over their intellectual property and data.
South African delivery teams have adopted AI coding tools faster than they've built the discipline to use them safely, says JustSolve.
Cisco Networking Academy and Hanley Group have partnered with the Northern Cape Department of Education to bring AI, cyber security, networking and digital skills training to 235 schools.
Local AI experts raise questions about whether AI-generated content can be correctly identified, and whether a provenance signal can be trusted.