Judgment day for Google

Two courts have ruled against Google, which is good news for customers and rivals, but devising practical remedies is going to be a challenge.

Alistair Fairweather: Machine unlearning

Alistair Fairweather

Do not disturb

Smartphones are meant to simplify life, so why do we find ourselves wading through exploitative content?

The digital navigator

Nafisa Akabor

Giving a face to the faceless

Professor Kathryn Smith merges art and science to digitally reconstruct the faces of unidentified human remains.

Life: Forensic Imaging

Joanne Carew

Feel the burn

Using AI and satellite data to predict who is most at risk during high temperatures.

Insight: Academia

Tiana Cline

Big city, small EV

Most EVs in South Africa are way too powerful, which is why this little EV makes so much sense for urban life.

EVs

Nafisa Akabor

A Somali NGO is using IT to save lives

The Shaqodoon NGO is stepping into the gaps left by broken governments in Somaliland and Somalia.

Insight: Africa

Matthew Burbidge

The new age of deception

Think you can spot a deepfake video?

Postcards from the edge

Kate Thompson Davy

Is the internet dead?

A bizarre theory speaks to our anxieties about an evolving and hostile web.

Insight: Dead Internet theory

James Francis

Carhacking on the horizon

As cars become increasingly dependent on advanced onboard digital technologies and data communications links, they’re becoming targets for cybercriminals.

Insight: Carjacking

Simon Cashmore

Intel down, but not out

Intel has, so far, conspicuously failed to capitalise on the move into AI.

Machine unlearning

Alistair Fairweather

Hybrids dominate South Africa’s NEV market

Hybrids will continue to drive the new energy vehicle sector in South Africa.

Hybrid

Nafisa Akabor

One ring to pay for it all

If you like to tap your card or phone, then why not put a ring on instead?

VezoPay

Tiana Cline