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Dire Warnings of TV’s Handmaid’s Tale

29 June at 10:01 AM, via The Citizen

The Handmaid’s Tale is television’s groundhog day of utter misery. The Emmy-Award winning, six seasoned stretch of Margaret Atwood’s novel…

Tshwane Tourism Unveils AI Chatbot and Bold 2026 Vision at Annual General Meeting

28 June at 21:15 PM, via iAfrica

At the Tshwane Tourism Association’s Annual General Meeting on June 19 in Pretoria, a group of four hoteliers unveiled a new AI-powered WhatsApp chatbot, designed to transform communication in the hospitality industry. “This 24/7 concierge tool bridges communication gaps, replaces formal front desk interactions with friendliness, and strengthens guest engagement,” said Association...

Facebook Tests AI Photo Suggestions Using Your Camera Roll – With Opt-In Cloud Uploads

28 June at 21:10 PM, via iAfrica

Facebook is testing a feature that uses AI to generate creative photo suggestions from your phone’s camera roll – including photos that haven’t been shared on the platform. The feature appears when users create a new Story and are prompted to opt into “cloud processing.” If allowed, Facebook will regularly upload images from your device […]

SingularityU Summit 2025 to Spotlight AI’s Role in Future-Proofing African Youth Education

28 June at 21:05 PM, via iAfrica

As South Africa observes Youth Month, Singularity South Africa has announced that its 2025 Summit, set for 22–23 October at the Sandton Convention Centre, will focus on AI-powered education and the future of learning for Africa’s youth. Held under the theme “Igniting Africa’s Future”, the event—presented with support from Old Mutual and metaverse partner UBU—aims […]

Why AI Can Speed Up Code but Not Thinking

28 June at 20:49 PM, via iAfrica

In a landscape flooded with AI hype – from low-code shortcuts to intelligent copilots -there’s growing pressure on engineering teams to move faster than ever. But what if we’re accelerating the wrong thing? Sasha Slankamenac, Principal Engineer at Dariel, believes that while AI-augmented engineering has its place, it cannot replace the hard, often uncomfortable discipline […]

Ethiopia Opens Landmark Science Museum Showcasing AI and Innovation

27 June at 13:11 PM, via iAfrica

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has officially opened a state-of-the-art Science Museum in Addis Ababa, spotlighting the country’s growing investment in science, technology, and innovation. The museum features immersive exhibits across five key fields: artificial intelligence, climate resilience, agriculture, sustainable energy and water, and aeronautics. The AI section, curated by the...

Aria Ventures Launches $1M Deep Tech Fund to Boost Egypt’s Innovation Pipeline

27 June at 13:09 PM, via iAfrica

Cairo-based venture studio Aria Ventures has launched a $1 million (EGP 50 million) fund to support early-stage deep tech startups in Egypt, with plans to scale that investment to $4 million by 2030. The studio will offer full-spectrum support—from idea validation to commercialisation—across sectors including AI, biotech, IoT, nanotech, and robotics. Its first initiative, DeepTecher, […]

Stellenbosch Leads AI-Powered TB Diagnosis Trial Across Africa and Europe

27 June at 13:06 PM, via iAfrica

Stellenbosch University (SU) researchers are leading a €10 million international trial exploring how artificial intelligence can improve tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis using handheld ultrasound and smartphones. The project – CAD LUS4TB – aims to create an AI-driven diagnostic tool that helps frontline healthcare workers detect likely TB cases quickly and accurately, especially in...

Protecting Our Youth In A Technological Age

27 June at 12:55 PM, via iAfrica

Given the speed at which the digital economy, technological and AI landscape is developing, young people need to be educated on how to mitigate the associated risks with a combination of cyber insurance and risk management practices. This is an important part of building financial literacy and preparing the youth to nurture a sense of […]

Microsoft Scientist: Smart AI Regulation Could Accelerate Innovation

27 June at 12:28 PM, via iAfrica

Microsoft’s chief scientist, Dr. Eric Horvitz, says well-crafted regulation could accelerate AI progress rather than hinder it countering growing anti-regulation rhetoric in U.S. tech and politics. Speaking at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, Horvitz urged scientists to help policymakers understand that “guidance, regulation, reliability, controls” are not...

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