Featuring insights from Brad Latilla-Campbell, country manager at Crimson EducationSouth Africa's conversation around AI in education is loud, contested, and far from settled. But while that debate plays out, students applying to international universities are
Comparisons between the artificial intelligence boom and the dotcom bubble have become increasingly common as technology companies commit unprecedented amounts of capital to chips, data centres and computing infrastructure.The comparison is not without merit. Both
New whitepaper commissioned by Sage reveals that seven in ten finance leaders will reject AI outputs they cannot explain, highlighting the need for more transparent, accountable AI. Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll
By: Abdur Amod, Head of Technology at Prescient SecuritiesAs financial institutions race to deploy AI agents, the debate is quickly shifting from what artificial intelligence (AI) can automate to what it should automate. In stockbroking,
By 2026, the initial panic that greeted the launch of generative AI in higher education has transitioned into a complex, high-stakes standoff. At the heart of this conflict are AI checkers - software designed to
By Nasreen Hisham, Chief Operating Officer, Prescient Investment ManagementSouth Africa's financial services sector faces a strategic contradiction it can no longer afford to ignore. Most firms are running a transformation agenda and an AI innovation
69% planning to boost spending but a 50% breach rate demands an urgent shift toward daily operational resilience Philip Meyer, VP Product Engineering HR & Payroll, Sage AME Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs) are the lifeblood of
By Sean Ashton, Head of Investments at Private Clients by Old MutualThroughout market history, dominant industries have rarely been displaced overnight. Instead, they have been gradually, then suddenly, reshaped by technologies that fundamentally alter how
DY|DX says the real challenge isn’t building AI tools, it’s getting people to use themSouth African businesses are under growing pressure to adopt artificial intelligence (AI), but according to digital transformation consultancy DY|DX, many organisations
Artificial intelligence is no longer simply boosting productivity and saving time at work, it is fundamentally reshaping the nature of work, leadership, and employee experience, according to new survey data from Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Nearly
