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Sygnia CEO Magda Wierzycka has sparked controversy by declaring that artificial intelligence adds zero value to the world and carries significant potential to cause harm — a position that experts have challenged, pointing to AI’s proven contributions to medicine, education and scientific research. Wierzycka said her views crystallized after attending the World Economic Forum in […]
South Africa’s National Financial Ombuds Scheme says it is increasingly frustrated with complainants using artificial intelligence to generate lengthy submissions packed with incorrect legal references, adding significantly to the organization’s workload without improving outcomes for complainants. CEO Reanna Steyn told radio station 702 that the organization is receiving complaints running...
UAE-based education technology company Alef Education has signed a memorandum of understanding with Nigeria-based AfricAI to improve foundational education across Africa through a large-scale digital learning initiative, with Nigeria as the first market. Under the agreement, the two companies will launch NextGen Learning Nigeria, a strategic initiative designed to deliver scalable,...
Just under 3 500 police officers and traffic law enforcement officials have been deployed across KwaZulu-Natal as authorities intensify operations aimed at reducing road fatalities during the Easter and Passover long weekend.
South African music icon Lira makes a powerful return to the stage with her one-woman show Still Here at the Lyric Theatre.
Israel said on Monday its own forces had misfired artillery that killed an Israeli farmer near the Lebanese frontier, the first Israeli civilian killed in a border conflict being waged in parallel with the war in Iran.
“The difference between public and private [health sectors] is like night and day when it comes to managing acute pain”.
Long-distance trains to return in 2027, but funding for locomotives is unclear.
She was sceptical about Liyema entering Big Brother Mzansi both times, but trusted her daughter to chase her dreams. The proud mother is now rewarded with pride, and she tells Drum all about it.
What began as a simple WhatsApp message among a handful of Bible study women in Mossel Bay has turned into a milestone journey stretching from the shores of Cape Town to the heart of Johannesburg.
Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after a police officer, 53, allegedly shot and killed his 39-year-old female friend, before turning the gun on himself in Grootvlei, Mpumalanga, on Saturday.
The Advertising Regulatory Board’s directorate says new evidence from Debonairs to support its claim of being the “Home of Mzansi’s Fave Pizzas” still falls short.
The body of a missing 73-year-old tourist has been discovered at the Augrabies Falls National Park, in Northern Cape, following an extensive search operation.
Green Scooters founder Fezile Dlamini alleges the Industrial Development Corporation unfairly rejected his electric vehicle company’s funding applications over eight years while approving R69 million for a white-owned competitor.
Multiaward-winning Momo Matsunyane transforms personal pain into powerful performance.
In Episode Two of The Odds in Our Favour, Jessica Dewhurst unpacks why she founded Justice Desk Africa to help plug the gap between constitutional rights and lived reality in South Africa – and why young South Africans are key.
Police have arrived at the Durban north business premises of security boss Calvin Mathibeli to conduct a firearms compliance inspection.
Riaan Manser spent his latest adventure aboard the MSC cruise ship “Opera” with 2 000 other South Africans all moving in the same direction.
Gogo Skhotheni speaks to Drum about her recent pregnancy news. Despite initially feeling anxious and scared, she says she’s more than grateful to have been given another chance to be a boy mom.