AI has a rep for being invasive and creepy – here’s how to make sure it isn’t: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: AI has a rep for being invasive and creepy – here’s how to make sure it isn’t: It’s not hard to figure out where the image of AI as necessarily omniscient comes from. The information age has created a spiraling loss of privacy, some of it … [Read more...] about AI has a rep for being invasive and creepy – here’s how to make sure it isn’t
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Women traditional leaders could help make sure the pandemic message is heard | The Conversation
Women traditional leaders could help make sure the pandemic message is heard: Women traditional leaders are a key part of community development As infections and the death toll for the new coronavirus pandemic mount, African countries have introduced measures to reduce the spread, raise awareness among communities and gain citizens’ compliance. But the potential contribution of … [Read more...] about Women traditional leaders could help make sure the pandemic message is heard | The Conversation
Africa must make sure it’s part of the search for a coronavirus vaccine | The Conversation
Africa must make sure it's part of the search for a coronavirus vaccine: Modern day research and clinical trials are highly regulated. Getty ImagesThe search for a COVID-19 vaccine has sparked international media controversy and negative sentiment around the potential harm of people taking part in clinical trials once the research enters its human testing phase. A wave of … [Read more...] about Africa must make sure it’s part of the search for a coronavirus vaccine | The Conversation
South Africa’s Cape Rockjumper numbers are falling and we’re not sure why | The Conversation
South Africa's Cape Rockjumper numbers are falling and we're not sure why: Male Rockjumper in the Swartberg mountains. Krista OswaldThe Cape Rockjumper (Chaetops frenatus) is a bird found only high in the mountains of south-western South Africa - and its days may be numbered. While initial population estimates were around 90 000 individuals this has recently changed to … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Cape Rockjumper numbers are falling and we’re not sure why | The Conversation
