Tag: algorithms

During tough economic times, consumers are quick to cut insurance. What can insurers do to prevent this? When one looks back at how the insurance industry fared in 2022, it’s fair to say that things are slowly starting to return to ‘normal’.

The issue of ownership of intellectual property created by artificial intelligence (AI) is provoking heated discussions as the new chatbot “ChatGPT” takes the world by storm. It has raised questions about copyright in the work generated, ownership of copyright, and even possible plagiarism of works by AI.

Read our exclusive cover story titled ChatGPT - who owns the IP? by Lodewyk Cilliers and Dina Biagio, Partners at Spoor & Fisher, and ChatGPT, Language Model Computer Program, OpenAI, plus a host of other topical management articles written by professionals, consultants and academics in the February/March 2023 edition.

In the second part of my choice for the year, I delve into the full range of phones, from the low to the high end.

The Reno 8 Pro 5G is currently Oppo's premium smartphone - the phone certainly makes a good first impression.

Auditable AI provides the documentation and records necessary to pass a regulatory review. With novel artificial intelligence (AI) applications multiplying like rabbits these days, it may seem like the current wave of AI innovation is all beer and skittles.

Freedom comes with responsibility. To be free (to have the power and right to act, speak and think as we wish), is to be responsible for the freedom of others. Freedom means respect for those who are also living free. It asks us to stand up and be accountable. But can Artificial Intelligence (AI) be accountable when even we, as humans, can find this challenging?

While it does not seem likely at current progress, human-level AI by 2025 is not as far-fetched as some may believe and we are already on that journey. Major enterprises like Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Amazon are pumping billions into AI research, including neuroscience research.

Calling bullshit is a performative utterance, a speech act in which one publicly repudiates something objectionable. The scope of targets is broader than bullshit alone. You can call bullshit on bullshit, but you can also call bullshit on lies, treachery, trickery, or injustice.

Organisations using personal data in artificial intelligence applications need to manage it carefully to ensure they remain compliant with POPIA.