Artificial intelligence is dominating headlines once again. This week, the United Nations launched its new AI for Good Global Commission to help shape global AI governance, while Microsoft announced another round of layoffs as it continues investing heavily in AI. What do these developments mean for the future of work, regulation and countries like South Africa?

Artificial intelligence is dominating headlines once again. This week, the&nbsp;United Nations launched its new AI for Good Global Commission to help shape global AI&nbsp;governance, while Microsoft announced another round of layoffs as it continues investing&nbsp;heavily in AI. What do these developments mean for the future of work, regulation and&nbsp;countries like South Africa?

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Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, bringing both opportunity and concern. Economist Nouriel Roubini warns AI could replace millions of jobs, while the European Union has accused Meta of designing Facebook and Instagram to keep users hooked. So, how will AI reshape our jobs, our lives, and our online habits? To unpack these issues, we're joined by tech expert Olivier Tshimbidi.

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, bringing both opportunity and&nbsp;concern. Economist Nouriel Roubini warns AI could replace millions of jobs, while the&nbsp;European Union has accused Meta of designing Facebook and Instagram to keep users&nbsp;hooked. So, how will AI reshape our jobs, our lives, and our online habits? To unpack these&nbsp;issues, we're joined by tech expert Olivier Tshimbidi.

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South Africa's laws protect the rights of persons with disabilities, but many employees still face barriers in the workplace. The Reasonable Accommodation Forum South Africa, or RAFSA, says too many employers are failing to provide the support needed for employees with disabilities to work with dignity and equality. To discuss this, we're joined by Thomas Thizwilondi from RAFSA.

South Africa's laws protect the rights of persons with disabilities, but many&nbsp;employees still face barriers in the workplace. The Reasonable Accommodation Forum South&nbsp;Africa, or RAFSA, says too many employers are failing to provide the support needed for&nbsp;employees with disabilities to work with dignity and equality. To discuss this, we're joined by&nbsp;Thomas Thizwilondi from RAFSA.

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