Articles about AI adoption

Google Cloud, AI adoption gains momentum in Africa

At the Google Cloud Africa Summit, Google showcased the progress and roadmap for Google’s Gemini Enterprise agentic AI.

SA mining not yet ready to deploy AI at scale

AI will transform SA’s mining sector, but only companies investing in skills and data will remain competitive, says PwC.

Armata invests in trust at the Armata Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2026

Armata’s summit provides organisations with the insights they need to rebuild trust and ensure they can adapt to threats and prioritise resilient security.

Final days to contribute to Africa's data trust benchmark

Make sure your perspective is included in this cross-continent research project – the survey closes on Monday, 27 July.

Human skills drive AI-era careers

AI creates a two-track labour market where human expertise delivers faster job growth, higher wages and stronger productivity, says PwC.

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AI is not replacing people, it is redefining performance

The most successful businesses will be those that combine human intelligence with machine intelligence to achieve outcomes that neither could accomplish independently.

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How confident are you in your data? Take part in Africa's data trust and AI readiness survey

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SA's AI transformation will be powered by ecosystems, not individual companies

The message from Salesforce's Agentforce World Tour in Johannesburg was that technology and people may power transformation, but ecosystems make it scale.

SA ranks 46th out of 147 in AI adoption

Global AI usage climbed to 18% in Q1 2026, while SA’s adoption reached 23% of the working-age population, states a Microsoft study.

Absa’s tech chief maps AI’s future path

GenAI will evolve to autonomous agents, with humans central to control and oversight, says Absa Group’s Johnson Idesoh.