As artificial intelligence reshapes business and society at unprecedented speed, the question is less about what these technologies can do and more about whose vision of the future is being built.

Most of us expect technology to affect how we work. But now, research shows, it’s also changing how we think.

Remote islands, sprawling megacities, and ageing populations create healthcare crises that technology alone can solve if we’re ready to adopt it.

Every technological wave produces a familiar anxiety: Will this make leadership obsolete?

The scene is set for a tragicomedy. Bring out the popcorn.

Professor Keyvan Vakili shares what everyone needs to know about AI, and how to guard against its most convincing mistakes.

In 2001, the collapse of Enron sent shockwaves through the business world, prompting global accounting and regulatory reforms. More recently in South Africa, KPMG has been.

For two years businesses have been trying to keep up with AI’s evolution.

Consumers might be getting tired of using the tools, but businesses are just getting started.

Artificial intelligence has the power to get enterprises and industries to compete for markets in ways never before imagined.