Creative sector, MICE engage on AI’s role
Friday, March 14, 2025 | 90 Views |
Partners: The creative sector is using AI to enhance its output
South Africa’s unemployment rate recently decreased by 1.4 percent, offering some relief, but challenges remain, particularly as AI automates tasks once performed by humans. The implications of this shift were a key focus at the recent Meetings Africa 2025 event held in Johannesburg, where industry leaders discussed how AI can enhance human creativity rather than replace it.
Botswana, like many countries, is also experiencing the influence of AI in various sectors. Whilst AI has the potential to improve efficiency, concerns remain about job displacement, particularly in industries that rely on human creativity.
That a single private law firm pocketed P6.5 million for just four cases, out of a total P11.1 million paid for 25 matters, reeks of a system that was not merely disorganised but open to abuse.Bayford has taken a welcome first step by telling the Public Accounts Committee the truth. Now he must act decisively to ensure it never happens again and that any money lost to wrongdoing is recovered.The figures are staggering. Whilst ordinary Batswana...