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AI-generated art: Protected in SA law? – The Mail & Guardian

As we move into a new era of creativity, legal frameworks need to take in the role of human intellect in the creation of AI-generated works

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Do no harm: The ethics of using AI in health-care research

Revision of South Africa’s ethics guidelines for health research is under way. It should include stipulations for the use of AI.

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UKZN DS-I Africa Law Research Group introduces Data Transfer Agreement template

UKZN DS-I Africa Law Research Group introduces Data Transfer Agreement template
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Gene editing raises profound moral questions on ethics

How do we tap into the benefits of gene editing without violating human rights? Throughout history, we have seen the potential for harm.

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Infertility: ConCourt must right its egregious wrong

A 2015 ruling that the law does not discriminate against infertile people and that it's their disease that stops them from having children is disgraceful.

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