The AI reckoning arrives at South Africa’s universities

AI use and abuse in Australian universities: A warning from the battlefront

AI hallucinations force South Africa to withdraw national AI policy over fake citations

South Africa withdrew its Draft National AI Policy just 17 days after publication because it contained AI-generated fake citations. This inc

AI hallucinations force South Africa to withdraw national AI policy over fake citations

South Africa withdrew its Draft National AI Policy just 17 days after publication because it contained AI-generated fake citations. This inc

The Real AI Divide in Higher Education: Institutional Readiness, Not Access to Tools

Two academics from the UK and Malaysia argue that the emerging AI divide in higher education is not about unequal access to technology tools

Africa's Role as a Normative Authority in AI Governance Debates

Dr. Leah Junck argues that Africa should be recognized as a site of normative authority in global AI governance debates, rather than being v

Africa's AI infrastructure boom raises questions of digital sovereignty and foreign control

The article examines the growing tension between foreign investment in AI infrastructure across Africa and the continent's desire for digita

Generative AI threatens the credibility of university degrees, scholar warns

Marvin Starominski-Uehara argues that widespread use of generative AI by university students is undermining the value of academic degrees. W