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Tribunal upholds reconsideration application in Corporate Selection Umbrella Retirement Fund case 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Australian regulator urges product issuers to improve distribution practices amid stop orders on flawed consumer questionnaires 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Kaizer Moyane appointed CEO of ASISA 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Investors question delay in police investigation into Classic Financial Services ponzi scheme 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
South Africa 'confident' in meeting FATF greylisting deadlines by February 2025 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Blockchain consultant sues Covington & Burling for $100m over alleged legal malpractice 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Fintech compliance and how to maintain it: A South African perspective 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
The way forward for ESG: Empowering shareholders over fund managers 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Climate change update: South Africa’s fourth national communication report released for public comment 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Sanlam Corporate processes over 20 000 two-pot claims in first two days, sees 750% surge in call and whatsApp inquiries 338 CompliNEWS 06 Sep 2024
Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Although generative AI has been around for a while, it suddenly seems to have taken off. Generative AI refers to a category of artificial intelligence that can create new content – text, images, music, code, and more – based on patterns learned from existing data. Rather than simply analysing or classifying information, generative AI models are designed to generate outputs that closely mimic human creativity and reasoning. These models have revolutionised fields from content creation, software development and client service, amongst others.

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