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AI surveillance in education promises efficiency, but like e-tolls, it risks importing foreign systems that fail our people, values and lived realities.
As tech superpowers redraw the borders of a new digital empire, South Africans risk becoming digital tenants in their own land.
SA’s G20 presidency offers a rare chance to put sovereignty, inclusion and employment justice at the heart of global AI governance and safety.
The tug-of-war between defensive and offensive AI is reshaping cyber security, but we must move beyond the fantasy of perfect protection.
AI promises economic transformation, but demands vast energy resources, exemplifying the classic tension between innovation and failing infrastructure.
By recognising the complexities of African urban life, smart city projects can evolve into inclusive spaces where tech serves as a means rather than an end.
As cyber security becomes increasingly complex, higher education institutions must know their strengths, vulnerabilities, opportunities and threats.
Why South Africa’s governance environment holds the key to digital anti-corruption technologies.
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Understanding data science competencies is crucial for training a competitive workforce for the rapidly growing global data market, says the University of Pretoria.
Minister Naledi Pandor wants to see more higher learning institutions offer education courses that speak to the fourth industrial revolution.
