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The Economist: How to actually spot AI-written text
Tech

The Economist: How to actually spot AI-written text

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The Economist
6 min read
Large language models like long words and em-dashes—or do they?
Dr Lennit Max: Non-racial, merit-based appointments of four new police commissioners
Interviews

Dr Lennit Max: Non-racial, merit-based appointments of four new police commissioners

By
Chris Steyn
7 min read
Former police commissioner Lennit Max assesses new SAPS provincial chiefs, corruption allegations and whether police reset can succeed.
A worker underground at the Gold Fields Ltd. South Deep gold mine in Westonaria, South Africa
miningweb

Who digs Africa's gold, who keeps it — and who could hold it?: Duarte da Silva

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Editor BizNews
31 min read
Africa now produces more gold than any region, but foreign capital, smuggling and weak value capture mean the continent keeps little of its wealth.
Diversifying rare-earths supplies.
Global Investing

China's rare earths weapon is losing its bite as global supply expands: David Fickling

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Bloomberg
4 min read
Global discoveries are weakening China's grip on critical rare-earth minerals.
The ArcelorMittal factory in Vanderbijlpark, South Africa
Rational Perspective

SA's industrial masterplans are quietly protecting monopolies, not fixing them: Donald MacKay

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Editor BizNews
5 min read
Government-backed protection is keeping struggling industries alive while stifling competition, innovation, and economic growth.
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