Without AI guardrails, we're heading for man vs machine
The world needs a framework that regulates AI and keeps pace with its evolution while setting boundaries on how it may be developed and deployed.
The world needs a framework that regulates AI and keeps pace with its evolution while setting boundaries on how it may be developed and deployed.
Patient Half-Life fans have been given a new date to anticipate, as a recent rumour suggests the third instalment in the franchise, Half-Life 3, is slated to launch alongside the new Steam Machine hardware in 2026. Read: Epson CO-W01 Projector Review: Project Success The claim originated from the Insider Gaming Weekly podcast, where Senior Editor…
Valve is making a fresh, powerful push to conquer the living room. Following the wild success of the portable Steam Deck, the company has officially announced a new Steam Machine console and a redesigned Steam Controller, promising to bring the PC gaming experience to your TV in early 2026. Read: Apple has already cancelled the…
Russian operatives are using new tactics to expand Moscow’s reach in Africa, two years after the death of Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin. An investigation led by RFI and the monitoring group All Eyes on Wagner shows influence campaigns remain active from Angola to Chad. The findings, published with All Eyes on Wagner, reveal how Russia…
When the lights shone brightest on Saturday night, Clement Francis Mzize answered the call. The Tanzanian striker didn’t just score — he roared, delivering two goals inside 20 minutes to sink Madagascar and send the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium into scenes of sheer euphoria. By the end of the night, the scoreboard read 2-1 to the…
Machine learning models: A power-up from reactive IT operations. (Image: ITR Technology) For too long, IT teams have been trapped in a reactive cycle, perpetually chasing incidents, patching vulnerabilities and scrambling to recover from disruptions. But, this rear-view approach carries a heavy cost. In today’s high-stakes digital world, downtime isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it’s…