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- World Cup Final fan AI holds hidden dangerby Gadget Staff on 15 July 2026
As the tournament reaches its climax, don’t get caught offside by your football memes, warns Kaspersky. The post World Cup Final fan AI <br>holds hidden danger appeared first on Gadget.
- AI focus causing IT tunnel visionby Gadget Staff on 15 July 2026
The industry is overlooking the efficiency challenge, writes JOSTEIN BIRKELAND, HPE principal technologist for sustainable transformation. The post AI focus causing <br>IT tunnel vision appeared first on Gadget.
- Travel tech: SARS revisits apps – and paperby Arthur Goldstuck on 15 July 2026
A new high-tech travel declaration for anyone flying in and out of South Africa has proven baffling, both in action and in purpose, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Travel tech: SARS revisits apps – and paper appeared first on Gadget.
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