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Africa’s AI future dangles on a US-China tightrope

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By Rowen Pillai
| Lifestyle and Tech
The global artificial intelligence landscape is rapidly fracturing into two distinct, increasingly incompatible ecosystems dominated by the United States and China. For the developing world, particularly Africa, this bifurcation presents a monumental challenge: choosing an AI tech stack will no longer be just a technical decision, but a geopolitical anchor that dictates an organisation’s future economic resilience and global operating flexibility.
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How AI and ESD funding can transform SMEs

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By Rowen Pillai
| BusinessBrief Verified
Rowen Pillai | CEO | LeanTechnovations | mail me | Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are undeniably the lifeblood of South Africa’s economy. They represent 91% of businesses in the formal sector and employ roughly 60% of the country’s workforce. Yet, the entrepreneurial landscape remains notoriously harsh. More than 70% of South African SMEs fail between their first and fifth years. Traditional challenges such as limited access to finance and poor financial literacy continue to constrain growth.
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Bringing the future forward

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By Rowen Pillai
| skywaysmagazine.co.za
Action must be taken to keep South Africa competitive as the corporate landscape shifts The future is no longer a distant horizon; it is now, and its engine is artificial intelligence (AI). Globally, AI has transformed from science fiction into the heartbeat of the world economy, revolutionising industries from banking and media to mining and public services, driving unparalleled efficiencies, unlocking innovation and creating new opportunities.
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