artificial intelligence
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Can AI chatbot Mona run a coffee shop? Stockholm startup puts it to the test
Mona, an AI manager and powered by Google’s Gemini, is running a coffee shop in Stockholm – from hiring staff, placing orders at suppliers to balancing the budget.
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South Africa’s draft AI policy approved for public comment
Cabinet has approved the publication of South Africa’s draft artificial intelligence policy for public comment, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni announced on Thursday.
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When AI plays Cupid: the dangers of companion chatbots
With loneliness an ever-present reality for many, there has been an exponential rise in recent years in companion AI chatbots.
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AI ‘deepfakes’ scandal engulfs Elon Musk’s tech empire
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI has faced mounting international condemnation following revelations that users exploited its Grok chatbot to create sexualised “deepfake” images of women and children. The controversy…
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Time magazine names ‘Architects of AI’ as Person of the Year
Time magazine named the “Architects of AI” as its Person of the Year on Thursday.
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Teacher lauded for AI-powered platform
“Using my technical knowledge, I began digitising most of this work to make my own processes more efficient.”
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SA leads global effort to regulate AI mental-health tools
South Africa launches groundbreaking programme to develop world’s first safety standards for AI mental health tools and therapy chatbots.
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Google CEO warns: No company is safe if AI bubble bursts
SAN FRANCISCO – Google’s chief executive has warned that no company would escape unscathed if the artificial intelligence investment bubble were to burst, acknowledging growing concerns about unsustainable market speculation…
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Musk’s Grokipedia launches as a “truth-seeking” rival to Wikipedia
Elon Musk’s latest venture into artificial intelligence suffered an embarrassing debut when Grokipedia, his newly launched “truth-seeking” alternative to Wikipedia, crashed within an hour of going live.
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Virtual Jesus? People of faith divided as AI enters religion
Artificial intelligence is making its way into houses of worship and religious apps, offering virtual biblical figures and automated sermons – a digital revolution that’s drawing mixed reactions from believers…
