A former OpenAI researcher claims AI models are far easier to understand than researchers assumed.
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Online now accounts for more than a tenth of TFG Africa’s sales, and the store estate is shrinking.
Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production in mid-2027 to make room for its Cybercab robo-taxi.
AA CEO Bobby Ramagwede warns South Africa’s car manufacturing industry could be decimated within five years.
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When Nvidia announced plans to buy ARM, the deal was more than just the chip industry’s largest-ever acquisition. Now its audacious plan is in peril.
South Africa is readying a mandatory vaccine policy and is set to implement it early next year, a senior labour union official said.
The battle between operators for the fixed-wireless home broadband market just stepped up a gear.
TFG – the retailer also known as The Foschini Group – has acquired Quench, a digital shopping platform and last-mile delivery provider.
South African publishers, including Media24, are taking Google and Meta Platforms to the Competition Commission, seeking compensation for use of their journalism.
South Africa is seeing an increase in Covid-19 reinfections due to the Omicron variant but symptoms for reinfected patients appear to be mild.
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The silence of Tesla’s board over the past two days after Elon Musk went on another Twitter tirade raises fresh questions about who has what it takes to oversee the unpredictable CEO.
Elon Musk has insulted the Securities and Exchange Commission days after settling a fraud lawsuit with the US agency, potentially imperiling a deal that allows him to remain Tesla’s CEO.
The White House national security adviser has said Chinese cyberattacks on the US validate the Donald Trump administration’s emphasis on offensive cyber operations of its own.
Oil’s march towards $100/barrel is coming at just the right the time for car makers investing billions in the switch to electric cars.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs took centre stage at Apple’s highly anticipated iPad 2 launch in San Francisco on Wednesday, hailing the arrival of the post-personal computer world. The audience, made up mainly of journalists
Is your fancy new smartphone behaving strangely? Don’t just shrug it off. Security experts warn that as phones become more like computers, they’re becoming a target for the writers of malicious software
