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AI Is Everywhere — But Do We Know Enough to Use It Safely? (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence has gone from buzzword to daily tool in record time. But as AI becomes woven into how we work, communicate, and make decisions, one question grows louder: Who is protecting us from the bad things AI can do, and do we know enough about it to use it safely? In the latest episode of Tech Talk with Vodacom, we sit down with Johan Steyn, a leading advocate for human-centred AI and one of South Africa's most respected voices on AI governance. We explore what regulation should l
Discover The Real Reason You Need IoT: You're Not Buying Gadgets, You're Buying Time (opens the original)
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For decades, smart homes were the stuff of sci-fi — voice-activated everything, rooms that knew your temperature before you did, security systems that never blinked. Here's the thing: that future isn't coming. It's already here. In this episode, we sit down with Rishie Dukhantie, Portfolio and Commercial Specialist at Vodacom, to explore how IoT and AI have quietly moved from cinema screens into our living rooms, pockets, and daily routines. We unpack the security gadgets keeping homes safe with
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