AI and its challenges to humanity (Ethics of AI blog #2)
Dave Strugnell | June 2018 Before we get down to what AI might mean for humanity, I guess we need to start by asking what we mean by AI. (more…)
What’s Love Got To Do With It: Notions Of Motherhood In The Workplace
Shivani Ranchod | May 2018 I spent Mother’s Day this year in silence, on a meditation retreat, at the beautiful Temenos in McGregor. (more…)
Maternal mortality in 18th Century Cape and in 2018 South Africa: poor access to healthcare, over-medicalisation or both?
Anja Smith | May 2018 We celebrate pregnancy with baby showers and the expectation of a long and happy life with the new baby, who will eventually grow up into...
The Reality Of A Part-Time Working Mom
Kelly Chennells | February 2018 When I typed the title to this article I had a twinge of guilt. Guilt is one of the certainties of being a part-time working...
The Ethics Of AI: From There To Here
Dave Strugnell | February 2018 In a foreign country known as the mid-1980s (a place unvisited by a disturbingly high proportion of people I interact with), I won a class...
Slaying The Bicephalic Beast
Shivani Ranchod | February 2018 You could see the alarm in the face of our lawyer when she realised that not only have we co-founded Percept, but we’re also married...
Gauteng Health Crisis… or Status
Jodi Wishnia | February 2018 I am pursuing a PhD focusing on governance and public financial management in Provincial Departments of Health. How our managers view their job, the ease...