‘Let's use AI the right way’

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 | 200 Views |

As a strategy to integrate the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), technology and innovation expert Siphiwe Mabusela is advocating for the right use of the new tool in everyday lives through hosting AI Digital Shift Conference. The much-anticipated conference is set for May 14 at Aquarian Tide Hotel.

Mabusela said whilst the use of AI is on the rise across the globe, it is imperative to learn how best to use it and adopt it in everything that we do.

The technology and innovation enthusiast has warned that if the use of AI isn't properly integrated it will kill human creativity in everything that we do.

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