What are your board’s AI nightmares?
An AI nightmare is not a vague worry. It is a specific, describable worst-case scenario that could materially damage the organization, its stakeholders, or the public.
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U’WILL project to transform 45k lives in Byo, Kwekwe
He said the project would work closely with government institutions, schools, health facilities and communities to ensure lasting impact.
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The algorithm knows your customer, and that should worry you
When a small retailer in Bulawayo runs a Facebook or WhatsApp promotion, they are not just advertising. They are feeding a machine.
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I don’t remember last year’s starting XI: Jere pulls no punches
Jere pulled no punches, while speaking at the unveiling of five high-profile mid-season signings at the club’s training session yesterday.
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SOS: Disaster brewing in Beitbridge
The deportees, who arrived on Monday, are stuck due to financial constraints, with many sleeping in the open without food or bathing facilities.
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Zimbabwe pushes labour law compliance with Chinese investors as investments tops US$10bn
Last year Zimbabwe exported US$1,35 billion worth of goods to China—mainly tobacco—while importing US$1,62 billion worth of goods.
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Excellence made affordable: Wadzanai Mujuru reaps the fruits of a 15-month dream at new Harare clinic
For Mujuru, Pentagon Eye Care is the definitive answer to a burning question that kept him up at night: "Why should clear vision be a privilege when it is a necessity?"
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Wife walks free in shocking ‘poison plot’ case
Delight Munkuli was on May 28 dragged before Hwange regional magistrate Shepherd Mnjanja, who on Monday this week found her not guilty.
By Silas Nkala
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SMEs urged to Adopt AI, E-commerce for growth
SME ministry secretary Mavis Sibanda challenged entrepreneurs to embrace technology and innovation, saying business success depended on adapting to modern ways of operating.
By Langelihle Nyathi
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