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A round-up of news updates, including a look at why some peanut butter producers are not adhering to the recall.
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[TOP STORY] AI policy blunder highlights risks in SA’s tech strategy
‘The big tech businesses that we’re doing business with such as Microsoft, Huawei, Google, AWS, we’re accepting contracts on their terms, and we need a policy to cover that,’ says Nathan Ross-Adams, AI law researcher and founder of ITLawCo.
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[TOP STORY] SAPS crisis runs deeper than one corruption scandal
‘You've got this combination of a massive budget, really attractive to organised criminal groups, but then you've got these internal processes that lack transparency,’ says Dr Guy Lamb, commissioner, National Planning Commission.