Tag: ResponsibleAI
Why AI is a boardroom liability under King V
King V reframes corporate governance as a competitive necessity. It embeds Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors and integrated thinking at the heart of board decision-making. The question boardrooms across South Africa are now facing is what this framework demands in practice when it comes to overseeing Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The future of AI adoption – why security policies must evolve
The future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption lies in disciplined execution, governance and responsible implementation rather than unchecked experimentation. As enterprises accelerate the adoption of AI and agentic systems, conversations around data protection are becoming more urgent. However, organisations should avoid treating AI as an entirely new governance problem.
AI voice agents – trust built on standards
South African businesses are showing real interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) voice agents, and for good reason. The technology has advanced significantly. These technologies can now respond quickly, hold more natural conversations and create a better, locally relevant customer experience.
What good is AI if it can’t do good?
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems now pass bar exams. They write code. They even mimic empathy. Yet few answer a simpler question: are they helping people live better lives? Put differently, what good is AI if it does not improve human wellbeing? That question now has a practical test. The Flourishing AI Benchmark (FAI) offers a new way to evaluate systems.
