ITWeb TV: The growth of AI at the edge

ITWeb TV: The growth of AI at the edge

The AI boom is squeezing the global supply of RAM and silicon, pushing up prices and disrupting what actually lands on South African shelves. At the same time, print revenue has been sliding year after year — and HP still calls print part of the edge computing ecosystem. Adrian Hinchcliffe puts both to Yesh Surjoodeen,…

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Claude AI watermarking is not definitive evidence, say SA experts

Claude AI watermarking is not definitive evidence, say SA experts

South African AI experts support stronger provenance but warn Claude’s watermark cannot prove who authored or misused content. (Image created via ChatGPT) Anthropic’s move to embed an invisible watermark in content generated by its Claude artificial intelligence (AI) model is pushing AI content identification closer to traceability; however, South African AI experts warn the technology…

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Trump says he will declare Strait of Hormuz a US ‘territory’ amid Iran war | US-Israel war on Iran News

Trump says he will declare Strait of Hormuz a US ‘territory’ amid Iran war | US-Israel war on Iran News

United States President Donald Trump has announced plans to declare the Strait of Hormuz a “territory” of his country as tensions boil with Iran. Speaking in New York on Friday, Trump told supporters that the US would soon claim the vital waterway, which is critical for the global supply of oil, natural gas and fertiliser. Recommended…

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Africa: South Africa Seeks Reimbursement for Migrant Repatriations

Africa: Harakati Delegates Discuss African Integration in Accra

Delegates from across universities in 17 African countries have converged in Accra for the fourth International Annual Conference of the Harakati Za Muungano Union for development and freedom. The participating countries included Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Congo, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra…

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Icasa retracts collusion claim against mobile operators

Icasa retracts collusion claim against mobile operators

Communications regulator Icasa has retracted a suggestion by one of its councillors that South Africa’s mobile operators may be colluding over new data expiry rules, an embarrassing climbdown for the authority three days after the claim was aired in parliament. In a statement late on Friday, Icasa said it had received “numerous requests for clarification”…

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