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Anthropic is expected to beat rival OpenAI despite safety concerns
Anthropic is expected to beat rival OpenAI to the public markets with a major initial public offering later this year, despite renewed concerns over the safety of advanced artificial intelligence.
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AI systems now building themselves, Anthropic warns
Anthropic reveals its Claude chatbot leads over a quarter of research work as concerns grow about autonomous AI development.
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Cable theft plagues Overberg: Botrivier residents in the dark for over a month
Cable theft has become a relentless scourge across the Overberg, leaving communities in the dark for weeks on end.
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Criminologists: Kempton Park killer targets women through fake ride-share trap
Criminologists analyse the pattern behind the Kempton Park murders as investigators hunt a suspect who preys on mobile women using ride-share deception.
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Police launch manhunt after two officers killed in Libode
Two police officers were brutally killed in the early hours of Friday, 18 September at Ziphunzana location in Libode, near Mthatha, sparking a manhunt.
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Godongwana weighs in as Concourt voids Public Procurement Act
Finance Minister reacts as Concourt nullifies Procurement Act, cites flawed parliamentary process following successful legal challenge
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Daniel’s justice: Court refuses child rapist and murderer another day in court
The Western Cape High Court has dismissed an application for leave to appeal by a convicted child rapist and murderer,
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Diana’s brother accuses King Charles of callous reaction to princess’s death
Charles Spencer accuses King Charles of callous reaction to Diana’s death in new memoir, drawing rare public rebuttal from palace.
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Milnerton Beach drilling starts in bid to improve lagoon water quality
Drilling of the first beach wells at Milnerton has begun as the City tests a new approach to improving lagoon water quality and flushing.
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Health department urges vigilance as mpox cases surge in South Africa
South Africa has recorded 18 confirmed mpox cases, with 15 in the Western Cape, as the Department of Health urges public vigilance.









