Toyota expects software-defined cars to reach 10 million a year by 2030. South Africa isn’t prepared.
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A previously committed amount of R3.8-billion for modernisation and for creditors still owed money was never released.
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.
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Online retail as a percentage of total retail sales in South Africa is poised to breach the 10% mark for the first time.
Pnet says demand for employees skilled in the use of AI has surged 77% in South Africa in the past year.
With Windows 10 support ending next month, nearly 60% of companies worldwide are still using the Microsoft operating system.
Momentum Group’s two new solar installations that could generate a combined 7.5GWh of electricity a year.
Altvest has appointed Stafford Masie as executive chairman and tasked him with leading its bitcoin treasury strategy.
South Africa is in talks with Chinese car makers to encourage them to invest in local production.
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The new features include bots that create photo-realistic images and smart glasses that answer questions.
US financial firms say the proposed new rules are too vague and put the onus of compliance on investors.
It’s tricky to imagine a greater clash of cultures. Yet Microsoft’s gaming chief felt buying Nintendo was a good idea.
Former Microsoft product chief Panos Panay will lead Amazon’s unit responsible for Alexa and Echo products.
The transition from fossil fuels to cleaner energies is a global pursuit. But it’s faster and more intensive in some countries than others. Take the case of South Africa.
Perhaps you think the atomic bomb is responsible for more deaths than any other weapon. The Kalashnikov assault rifle, commonly known as the AK-47, has killed far more.
