Toyota expects software-defined cars to reach 10 million a year by 2030. South Africa isn’t prepared.
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Samro now requires members to disclose AI use in songs but sets no minimum human contribution.
The Cape Town start-up has filed US patent applications for technology aimed at AI voice-clone scams.
A previously committed amount of R3.8-billion for modernisation and for creditors still owed money was never released.
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Smartphone buyers eyeing this year’s upgrades may want to pause. A quiet but profound shift is looming in chip manufacturing.
Generative AI threatens music’s legal foundations, demanding urgent new copyright and licensing frameworks.
As cyberattacks and AI risks grow, the digital economy’s fragility has echoes in the 2008 financial crash.
Canal+ has announced sweeping changes to its African operations, just days after finalising its takeover of MultiChoice.
Television in three dimensions is a century-old idea whose time may never come.
New GX Capital’s clean-tech investment fund has secured $28-million in capital from Nedbank CIB.
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The conflict with Hamas is set to derail a fragile recovery in Israel’s all-important tech sector, say investors and analysts.
Adobe is rolling out big updates to its Creative Cloud suite of applications.
Elon Musk’s policy changes have transformed X into an unreliable resource during a time of crisis, researchers said.
AMD plans to buy an AI start-up called Nod.ai as part of an effort to bolster its software capabilities.
Eskom has admitted it has a solution to its highly unreliable ageing fleet of coal power stations. This time, however, the plan is not the clichéd definition of insanity (which seems to have been the plan over much of the last decade).
About 81.3% of those who wrote matric in 2019 passed. What the country is not hearing about from the minister of basic education, Angie Motshekga, is the drop in performance in mathematics.
