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SA can’t pre-empt revulsion at a smart trolley that negates the need for cashiers, but it can link it to new government revenue.
Can South Africa secure a sliver of all that new compute, by playing on the precedent Europe is establishing around sovereignty?
As more companies, staff and users throw caution to the wind and embrace GenAI, CISOs know the risks involved.
As the saga drags on and on, it’s clear Nkosana Makate and Vodacom should have stopped listening to their lawyers a long time ago.
The “Visionary AI Action Plan” touted by US president Donald Trump shows America wants to win in AI by distorting the market.
If we don't get some contrary views and critical debate on online age verification, it could impact internet freedom and democracy.
The UK fears hackers, China fears spies – and South Africa must soon decide whose AI data game it wants to play, and why.
Not everyone is a natural prompt user and some people are simply paralysed by fear of any new technology.
The latest AFRINIC drama played really well for South Africa, as many question why AFRINIC is registered in Mauritius and not SA.
In a cyberwar, South Africa will be cyber-toast, as it has barely paid lip service to establishing a military cyber command.
Knowledge workers repeatedly have to deal with the resentment prompted by another change in physical space and infrastructure necessitated by tech.
While AI is getting tangibly real, there is utter madness on the dealmaking side, and it’s nearly impossible to talk about AI outside the expert sphere.