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Technology

South Africa’s Ambitious AI-Driven Future

by Kagiso Petersen
October 7, 2024

South Africa is boldly stepping into the future with artificial intelligence (AI) to improve its economy and society. The country has set up important institutions like the AI Institute and the Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research that focus on using AI to solve local problems and drive innovation. At the recent SATNAC conference, leaders emphasized the need for ethical AI that respects people’s rights and promotes inclusivity. With a spirit of teamwork and creativity, South Africa is ready to harness AI’s power, ensuring that it benefits everyone as they build a brighter, techdriven future together.

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Technology

Pioneering the Intersection of AI and Education: A Revolutionary Study at UCT

by Liam Fortuin
February 21, 2024

A groundbreaking study at the University of Cape Town (UCT) explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and education, using ChatGPT to create an orthopaedics textbook with medical students. This approach not only enhances students’ digital literacy skills but also fosters a sense of ownership and participation in their education. The study also highlights the need for inclusive and diverse AIgenerated content and emphasizes the transformative potential of AI in education. UCT’s innovative research opens up new possibilities for enriched learning environments through the integration of technology and teamwork.

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Celebrating Biodiversity and Conservation in the Cape Floristic Region: The FynbosLIFE Fair

by Amanda Wilson
September 1, 2023

Calling all botany enthusiasts! The FynbosLIFE Fair is returning to Zandvlei Lookout in Muizenberg this Sunday. This daylong event is perfect for anyone looking to cure ecoanxiety and explore the rich biodiversity of the Cape Floristic Region (CFR). ## Event Details

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