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Last month, Pope Leo called for AI to be “disarmed”. Clearly, the religious leader is not a fan. This comes at the same time as many workers are bei...


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Meta has been shipping face-recognition software to more than 50 million phones since January, tucked inside the companion app for its Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses.

The feature, internally called NameTag, converts faces captured by the glasses into biometric signatures known as face prints, then alerts the wearer when it recognises someone.


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When it comes to cruises, there are already many themed and niche varieties, from sex cruises to ones where you can rub shoulders with B- and C-list celebs. Now, there is a new one that will certai...


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There’s a version of pro sports most fans never see. It’s the one where success doesn’t just come with trophies, but with a queue of people suddenly very interested in your bank balance.

Former NBA sixth man Junior Bridgeman knew it better than most.

While athletes often look like they’re living the dream from the outside, Bridgeman repeat...


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In the past, Capetonians were able to enjoy their city (and reduced restaurant and activity prices) when the cold, wet winter months rolled around. But not anymore, because the Mother City doesn’t have an off-season as more and more tourists have started to embrace the miserable weather. Recent statistics reveal that many visitors now stay well after th...


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