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South Africa needs data centres, but not without transparency
Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Article One and the Centre for Human Rights have asked the Human Rights Commission to recommend a pause on huge new projects. The site where the City of Cape Town Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved the development of two huge data centres near the airport.
Tyronne McCrindle | Strained grid, scarce water: SA needs data centres, but pause first
Data centres can be “rights-enabling infrastructure”. Jason Marz/Getty Images As the South African Human Rights Commission investigates the human rights impacts of data centres, Tyronne McCrindle argues that South Africa should welcome this infrastructure, but only if there is transparency, participation and benefit-sharing. For more financial news, visit News24 Business.
South Africa Needs Data Centres, but Not Without Transparency
Article One and the Centre for Human Rights have asked the Human Rights Commission to recommend a pause on huge new projects As the South African Human Rights Commission investigates the human rights impacts of data centres, Tyronne McCrindle argues that South Africa should welcome this infrastructure, but only if there is transparency, participation and benefit sharing.
South Africa needs data centres, but not without transparency
The site where the City of Cape Town Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved the development of two huge data centres near the airport. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks As the South African Human Rights Commission investigates the human rights impacts of data centres, Tyronne McCrindle argues that South Africa should welcome this infrastructure, but only if there is transparency, participation and benefit sharing.
South Africa: AI Policy Debacle Shows Dangers of Technology Used Without Public Oversight
SA's draft policy contained sources fabricated by a large language model Following the recent withdrawal of the draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy by Minister Solly Malatsi, Tyronne McCrindle argues that AI must be governed in the public interest, not left to opaque systems and corporate power.
AI policy debacle shows dangers of technology used without public oversight
Technological progress should serve the public good, rather than corporate interests, writes Tyronne McCrindle of Article One. Image via Wikimedia user mikemacmarketing (CC BY 2.0). Following the recent withdrawal of the draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy by Minister Solly Malatsi, Tyronne McCrindle argues that AI must be governed in the public interest, not left to opaque systems and corporate power.
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