Users are contradictory when it comes to digital privacy

A new study by Kaspersky – Excitement, Superstition and great Insecurity – How global Consumers engage with the Digital World – discloses controversial views among users regarding the protection of their personal information. For instance, 44% of...

New app transforms how law students engage with legislative process

A gaming app called “Pass a Bill”, which is intended to change the way law students interact with the legislative process, is being spearheaded by Associate Professor Cathleen Powell of the University of Cape Town (UCT) and is currently accessible to...

SA talent willing to embrace reskilling amid GenAI advances

Three-quarters of workers around the world believe GenAI will bring some level of disruption to the workplace but, despite uncertain times, they remain confident about their place in the labour market – with more than 90% of South Africans ready to be reskilled....

Meta grants look to empower AI-driven organisations

Continuing its commitment to supporting innovative use cases of open-source AI to address critical global challenges, Meta has launched Llama 3.1 Impact Grants. Building on the success of previous grant programmes, the Llama 3.1 Impact Grants will provide up to...
AI at the edge makes work smarter

AI at the edge makes work smarter

Kathy Gibson reports from Pinnacle TechScape, Durban – AI is changing the way we work, learn and create – indeed, it is changing the way we live our lives. That’s the word from Yesh Surjoodeen, MD of HP SA, who believes the industry is on the cusp of...
Windows 11 adds AI as Windows 10 support ends

Windows 11 adds AI as Windows 10 support ends

Kathy Gibson reports from Pinnacle TechScape, Durban – Artificial intelligence (AI) can be overwhelming, so organisations should sometimes take a step back and look at specific areas. John Press, sales and marketing manager at Microsoft, believes we are at an...