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Artificial Intelligence · South AfricaWhen it comes to public sector predictions, the disruptions and upheavals in both government and AI in 2025 would have challenged Nostradamus. However, despite 2025 being marked by uncertainty, many SAS experts accurately predicted the evolution of AI in government in 2025. Will their 2026 predictions also be on point, or will the unknowns we face make the coming year too unpredictable? Government AI investments are increasing even though trustw…See the Story
