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Ungoverned AI is framed as a data-leakage problem, but recent incidents describe agents taking actions against third-parties that nobody asked for.
The instinct in most boardrooms is to read the Human Rights Commission's data centre inquiry as an operator problem.
Roughly 1 200 agents coordinated an intrusion in July. They were not self-sovereign, and the difference is the part that should concern boards.
We built the cloud regions first and have still not decided who will govern them. A continental index has now put a number on the gap.
Digital philanthropy is entrenched in the African domain, not with flags and troops, but with cloud servers and algorithms.
2026 will be the year organisations confront AI reliance, as it becomes habitual to lean on AI, even when the context demands human judgement.
AI quietly takes over entry-level tasks that helped young professionals find their footing, eroding roles that once served as the bridge between study and skill.
AI-powered services constantly curate our experiences, predict our preferences and keep us entertained, leaving the brain deprived of necessary downtime.
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South Africa’s AI course enrolments surge 75%, highlighting growing efforts to combine technical expertise with essential human skills.
AI cannot be treated as a separate investor category because it is widespread and influential, research suggests.
The incident has changed the narrative around enterprise AI without curbing enthusiasm for agentic AI, say experts.
