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A Journey through the Human or Not: A Social Turing Game

by Sizwe Dlamini
November 26, 2023

The “Human or Not” game is an exciting social experiment where players try to determine if they are talking to a human or a sophisticated AI entity. The game’s complexity involves AI entities camouflaged as humans, exploring the AIhuman interaction cosmos. The game serves as an educational platform, drawing insights from the Turing Test, and offers valuable insights into the future of AI integration into our digital world. Its contribution transcends the bounds of entertainment, paving the path for informed decisions and policies in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.

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Remembering Professor Dan Kgwadi

by Liam Fortuin
May 3, 2023

The passing of Professor Dan Kgwadi has left a void in the South African academic community. He was a highly respected figure known for his dedication to education and research. His legacy, however, will undoubtedly live on. ### Overcoming Adversity

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SAFCOL: A Key Player in the Forestry Sector

by Tumi Makgale
May 3, 2023

Deputy Minister Obed Bapela’s recent visit to SAFCOL highlights the company’s importance as a significant player in the forestry industry. SAFCOL’s financial performance has significantly improved, and the company’s growth strategy aims to consolidate its position, maximize revenue, and profit growth in the future.

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Cape Town Responds to the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer

by Emma Botha
April 5, 2023

Cape Town, known for its natural beauty and biodiversity, faces a significant threat to its urban forest. The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB), an invasive beetle from Southeast Asia, has been infesting trees in certain areas throughout the City. The beetle is known for its ability to rapidly invade a range of tree species, leading to branch dieback, gumming, and, ultimately, the host tree’s death. The PSHB is a global problem, and the City of Cape Town has responded with a list of recommended trees to help mitigate its impact.

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