When your AI tax advisor says ‘I don’t know’

When your AI tax advisor says ‘I don’t know’

Daniel Swiegers, director of TaxTim. (Source: Supplied) TaxTim’s new artificial intelligence tax assistant, TimAI, is programmed to say “I don’t know” rather than fabricate an answer when it’s outside what it can reliably handle. The WhatsApp-based AI tax assistant offers instant tax answers free to anyone in the country. TimAI, which is already available, will…

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Don’t miss the Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference

Don’t miss the Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference

The Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference (PADC) returns to the Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, on 23-24 June, showcasing the latest in infrastructure, new technologies, expertise and ideas shaping the future of Africa’s data centre and digital infrastructure markets. Combining a multi-streamed paid-for conference together with a free-to-attend exhibition this is your opportunity to see…

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Don’t miss the Telviva Tech Insights webinar

Don’t miss the Telviva Tech Insights webinar

The gap between your business communications stack and your CRM is where your team’s productivity goes to die. In a high-velocity digital environment, siloed channels aren’t just an operational hurdle – they are a technical liability that compromises data integrity and scaling potential. When your voice and digital channels operate independently of your CRM, you’re…

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ITWeb TV: Don’t believe the (AI) hype

ITWeb TV: Don’t believe the (AI) hype

In this episode of ITWeb TV, Craig Brunsden, MD of Axiz, discusses the reality of AI’s impact on the local channel, including chip shortages and price increases for hardware. He also provides an outlook on the direction of the channel, including future consolidation of key players. Any local demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is yet…

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Africa: Rethinking Humanitarianism | Diaspora Aid – the Lifeline We Don’t Talk About Enough

Africans Want Elections but Don’t Trust Electoral Management Bodies to Ensure They’re Free and Fair

Assessments of election quality have worsened over the past decade. Key findings On average across 38 countries, about three-quarters (74%) of Africans support choosing their leaders through regular, open, and honest elections. This is the majority position in every surveyed country, although support for elections has weakened over the past decade. Strong majorities favour multiparty…

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