Governments worldwide race to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools
By Reuters | Published May 23, 2023
Here are the latest steps national and international governing bodies are taking to regulate AI tools worldwide.
Software And Internet
Over 2.7 million daily users now on the Dark Web as illegal activities thrive
By IANS | Published May 22, 2023
What the hack? Microsoft detects on average 156 000 business email compromise attempts daily
By IANS | Published May 21, 2023
Twitter says Microsoft broke its rules for developers
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published May 20, 2023
ChatGPT is coming to smartphones
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published May 20, 2023
Twitter Blue subscribers can now upload two-hour videos
By Bang Showbiz | Published May 19, 2023
Virtual kidnapping: the latest cybercrime on the rise
By Kyle Venktess | Published May 18, 2023
‘Not a Shred of Truth’: ICTU and Survé expose Nedbank’s alleged collusion
Overwhelmed by festive stress? Rooibos tea may just be your calming companion
The importance of flexibility in modern workplaces
Julius Malema | The Economic Freedom Fighters is Committed to Authentic Black Unity, not Opportunism
Why your old Gmail accounts might get deleted
By Kyle Venktess | Published May 17, 2023
Mark Zuckerberg announces ‘Locked Chats’ for WhatsApp
By Kyle Venktess | Published May 16, 2023
Elon Musk keeps his promise – appoints new Twitter CEO
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published May 12, 2023
Google answers ChatGPT challenge with Bard expansion
By Michael Andisile Mayalo | Published May 11, 2023
Possible alternative to Twitter? Bluesky from former Twitter CEO, founder gains traction
By Kyle Venktess | Published May 11, 2023
Twitter will remove accounts that have been inactive for years, says Elon Musk
By IANS | Published May 9, 2023
AI pioneer says its threat to world may be ‘more urgent’ than climate change
By Reuters | Published May 9, 2023
Fake verified Facebook pages luring users into clicking malicious links
By IANS | Published May 8, 2023
