Government has announced a number of measures to help South Africa’s ailing film and television industry.
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Vibe coding and AI agents are upending software development — and the implications for jobs are profound, says iqbusiness’s Morgan Goddard.
Sophisticated bots are adapting in real time, outpacing traditional banking authentication controls.
South African software specialists see vibe coding as a double-edged sword for the open-source community.
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