UNESCO study reveals risks facing South Africa’s digital creators

Creators lack formal support: Many have little training in ethics, media literacy, journalism or legal responsibilities. Demand for guidance is high: 88% want ethical guidelines and 87% want ethics and free-expression training. AI use is rising: Nearly a quarter use AI regularly, but only 33%…

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