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Artificial Intelligence

South Africa’s gaming market, roulette games, and an overview of Lora’s AI
Partner Content
/ 25 September 2024

South Africa’s gaming market, roulette games, and an overview of Lora’s AI

In the vast South African gambling market, new AI technologies can further enhance the popularity of live games to target localised audiences

By Online Betting
Treat your AI like a toddler
The Digital Afrikan
/ 18 September 2024

Treat your AI like a toddler

Like a toddler would learn to walk and crawl, let it learn the mechanics of daily life where it’s safe and secure and can’t get into any trouble

By Clint Payne
Renewable energy could keep SA’s data centres lit and reliable
Opinion
/ 10 September 2024

Renewable energy could keep SA’s data centres lit and reliable

When one query to ChatGPT uses the same amount of electricity to power a light bulb for 20 minutes, it makes sense to drive the artificial intelligence revolution using solar and wind power.

By Mandy Hattingh
Business questions relevance of Nedlac
Business
/ 6 September 2024

Business questions relevance of Nedlac

The council must review how it will remain relevant in an economy characterised by artificial intelligence, digitalisation and hybrid ways of working, business partners say

By Anathi Madubela
Leadership heavyweights announced for Singularity South Africa Summit 2024
Partner Content
/ 5 September 2024

Leadership heavyweights announced for Singularity South Africa Summit 2024

New insights on leadership to be shared at  Singularity Summit in collaboration with Old Mutual on 21 & 22 October 2024

By Singularity South Africa
SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in Johannesburg
The Green Guardian
/ 28 August 2024

SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in Johannesburg

The AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems

By Umamah Bakharia
AI is driving data centre growth in Africa
The Digital Afrikan
/ 26 August 2024

AI is driving data centre growth in Africa

South Africa, in particular, is witnessing remarkable growth, poised to secure a substantial share of the projected $5 billion investment in the African data centre market by 2026

By Juanita Clark
Kenya government’s digital tyranny is working – for now
Africa
/ 19 August 2024

Kenya government’s digital tyranny is working – for now

With remarkable creativity, Kenyans used technology to organise nationwide protests. The state’s digital response has been equally remarkable, but for all the wrong reasons

By Odanga Madung and The Continent
Copyright Bill feeds into Big Tech’s agenda to grab creative content
Opinion
/ 16 August 2024

Copyright Bill feeds into Big Tech’s agenda to grab creative content

The bill in its current form creates a safe haven in South Africa for machine learning

By Keyan G Tomaselli
HONOR continues to lead the AI race with the HONOR 200 Series
Partner Content
/ 15 August 2024

HONOR continues to lead the AI race with the HONOR 200 Series

A new age of intelligent smartphones is upon us – and HONOR is  ahead of the pack with the new HONOR 200 Series AI advancements

By HONOR
Top five tools to remove background noise from video using AI
Partner Content
/ 15 August 2024

Top five tools to remove background noise from video using AI

 Each of these inspiring tools offer something a bit different for cleaning your audio up

By Partner Content
HONOR partners with a premium Parisian photography house to redefine smartphone photography
Partner Content
/ 6 August 2024

HONOR partners with a premium Parisian photography house to redefine smartphone photography

With three new professional Harcourt portrait modes on the HONOR 200 Series, users can capture portraits that really stand out

By HONOR
UN report warns of synchronising of global crises
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2024

UN report warns of synchronising of global crises

Viruses and microorganisms hidden in thawing permafrost, AI and digital transformation, armed conflict and violence are among key shifts and signals of change

By Sheree Bega
Quantify news to ensure credibility in a disinformation age
Opinion
/ 22 May 2024

Quantify news to ensure credibility in a disinformation age

Innovative solutions are needed to meet the rise and spread of fake news in Africa

By Nnaemeka Ohamadike
A strong South Africa Al plan could protect economy – and people
Business
/ 4 May 2024

A strong South Africa Al plan could protect economy – and people

The technology has huge implications for the country and the world. Experts say if South Africa fails to prepare, it will be preparing to fail

By Sarah Smit
SA businesses embrace AI, such as ChatGpt
Business
/ 29 April 2024

SA businesses embrace AI, such as ChatGpt

Most companies are using or plan to embrace the implementation of AI in their business to improve productivity and turnover, a new study reveals

By Lyse Comins
AI as a beacon of hope for education reform
Opinion
/ 9 April 2024

AI as a beacon of hope for education reform

A more educated and prosperous South Africa can be achieved by engaging in innovative solutions facilitated by artificial intelligence

By James Maisiri
AI-generated art: Protected in SA law?
Opinion
/ 6 April 2024

AI-generated art: Protected in SA law?

As we move into a new era of creativity, legal frameworks need to take in the role of human intellect in the creation of AI-generated works

By Donrich Thaldar and Marietjie Botes
Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa
Opinion
/ 26 March 2024

Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa

Democratic values must be protected amid the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence

By Bonolo Makgale
Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how
Opinion
/ 24 March 2024

Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how

Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent

By Khisimuzi Mdluli
Consumers should be more skeptical of artificial intelligence
Opinion
/ 12 March 2024

Consumers should be more skeptical of artificial intelligence

AI models spread with little control, and data is sourced from everywhere, raising concerns about bias, responsibility, ownership, human rights and privacy

By Lisa Esterhuyzen
Art doesn’t end with artificial intelligence
Opinion
/ 11 March 2024

Art doesn’t end with artificial intelligence

Art is unique; it is about what an artist chooses to create and how it resonates with the viewer

By Wiebke Hutiri
Israel and Gaza: AI in the time of warfare
Opinion
/ 4 February 2024

Israel and Gaza: AI in the time of warfare

Artificial intelligence can be used to improve people’s lives but it is also used to calculate civilian killings and support propaganda

By Anaïs Nony
Combating deliberately wrong information that intends to mislead and misinform in an election year is a civil duty
Analysis
/ 17 January 2024

Combating deliberately wrong information that intends to mislead and misinform in an election year is a civil duty

Combating deliberately wrong information that intends to mislead and misinformation in election year is a civil duty

By Helen Grange
Alarm around AI is not warranted
Education
/ 24 November 2023

Alarm around AI is not warranted

South African university students are using AI to help them understand work, not avoid it, according to research

By Tanja Bosch and Chikezie E Uzuegbunam
Political and security considerations missing from Africa’s artificial intelligence strategy
Thought Leader
/ 28 September 2023

Political and security considerations missing from Africa’s artificial intelligence strategy

The continent must develop its own security and political frameworks to prevent undue influence from elsewhere in the world

By Suzie Shefeni
We need more privilege – and ways to spread it around
Opinion
/ 4 August 2023

We need more privilege – and ways to spread it around

As educators, we must not just check our privilege but own up to it – and wield it for good

By Jess Auerbach
New medical technologies risk exacerbating inequalities
Thought Leader
/ 31 July 2023

New medical technologies risk exacerbating inequalities

Artificial intelligence can predict disease before it emerges, and the rich and poor should have access to such medical advances

By Edmund Terem Ugar
The artificial intelligence endgame
Opinion
/ 6 July 2023

The artificial intelligence endgame

Is (computer) science the new organised ‘religion’ re-colonising the world?

By Sameena Amien
Effective methods of teaching students in the age of AI
Opinion
/ 25 June 2023

Effective methods of teaching students in the age of AI

Students need to learn creative and critical thinking, so they can work with AI, while they are at university and in the world of work

By Edmund Terem Ugar
African researchers warn against AI hype
Africa
/ 24 May 2023

African researchers warn against AI hype

If anything, the programmes in their current incarnation are more like sophisticated parrots, incapable of original thought

By Simon Allison
AI: The next frontier in South African technology
Partner Content
/ 15 May 2023

AI: The next frontier in South African technology

Concerns about the potential of AI to reinforce existing inequalities are valid and require careful consideration

By Special Reports
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