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Banks ramp up spending on artificial intelligence to boost efficiency

Business Maverick, South Africa, World, DM168

Banks ramp up spending on artificial intelligence to boost efficiency

by: Neesa Moodley

AI – a terrifying story about your face and a company called Clearview

World, Maverick News, Op-eds

AI – a terrifying story about your face and a company called Clearview

by: Steven Boykey Sidley

Hello, this is your government speaking: Rise of global surveillance practices during Covid has insights for South Africa

South Africa, World, Maverick Citizen

Hello, this is your government speaking: Rise of global surveillance practices during Covid has insights for South Africa

by: Heidi Swart

This weekend we’re watching: Coded Bias

Magazine, Maverick Life

This weekend we’re watching: Coded Bias

by: Tevya Turok Shapiro

Face-off: South Africa’s population register is on course to becoming a criminal database – with your mugshot

South Africa, Maverick Citizen

Face-off: South Africa’s population register is on course to becoming a criminal database – with your mugshot

by: Heidi Swart

Future of facial recognition technology in Africa examined

Africa

Future of facial recognition technology in Africa examined

by: Karen Allen

Joburg’s new hi-tech surveillance cameras: A threat to minorities that could see the law targeting thousands of innocents

South Africa

Joburg’s new hi-tech surveillance cameras: A threat to minorities that could see the law targeting thousands of innocents

by: Heidi Swart

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