Microsoft’s president says milk cartons and washing machines face stricter safety rules than artificial intelligence does.
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Four of Africa Bitcoin’s six directors have resigned after a shareholder group moved to remove them.
The bank is holding money in detected mule accounts without visibly blocking them, leaving syndicates empty-handed.
Sars’s annual report shows R1.6-billion for Microsoft and R1.2-billion for IBM as it leans more heavily on technology.
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Retail investors are dumping bitcoin to fund the SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI listings, leaving crypto in the doldrums.
Altron subsidiary Netstar wants to use anonymised movement data from 2.2 million vehicles to support various industries.
Visa is enrolling local banks for autonomous AI payments, but most consumers still don’t trust AI agents with their money.
TechCentral has an opening for on-site role for a meticulous sub-editor who lives and breathes good journalism.
The Financial Stability Board wants firms to set guardrails on autonomous AI agents acting with limited oversight.
BYD’s chairman has said he expects the Chinese firm to become the world’s largest car maker within five years.
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Under-16s in Australia will be banned from social media as part of a push to protect young people’s mental health.
When Donald Trump first started a trade war with China in 2018, Beijing found itself on the back foot. This time President Xi Jinping is better prepared for a fight.
The new observations involve a supermassive black hole that existed when the cosmos was about 11% its current age.
Bitcoin surged to a record high on Monday as investors leaned towards Donald Trump winning the US presidential election.
