Insurtech founder shares the skinny on getting ahead in a competitive market
Local insurtech startup shows how it’s done in the face of a significant decline in global venture capital funding.
Author: Nettalie Viljoen
Does AI dream of electric sheep? Magistrate cautions against blind trust in AI-generated content
Fictitious judgments sourced from ChatGPT leave a team of lawyers red-faced, highlighting the potential pitfalls of generative AI and the need for caution.
Breaking the Codi – peace of mind comes at a price
Survey gives insight into what South Africans and their banks may have to pay when the nation’s first deposit insurance body becomes operational.
Don’t get your fingers burned – use accredited solar system installers
A fire at the Vodacom building in Cape Town has prompted insurers and the City of Cape Town to emphasise the importance of using accredited installers.
97% of claims settled: Sasria pays out over R32bn in wake of 2021 riots
Could have, would have, should have – The Unrest, a documentary capturing the unfolding events of the July 2021 riots, bring old hurts to the surface.
MiWay ordered to pay up after car goes missing during a night on the town
The events that led up to an insurance claim for a stolen car are reminiscent of the hit comedy ‘The Hangover’.
Prepare for the world of AI with MBSE’s Entrepreneurship course
With up to one-quarter of work activities set to change in the next 10 years globally, having an entrepreneurial mindset will be key to riding the generative AI wave.
