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South African AI Projects Need An Evidence Trace Before They Scale
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That diagnosis points to a practical control every organisation should adopt: an evidence trace for AI-assisted work.
At a recent South African financial-services summit covered by TechFinancials, industry leaders discussed AI, resilient infrastructure and intelligent banking.
A useful evidence trace can stay simple.
An evidence trace gives each group something concrete to examine and improve.
An evidence trace makes that human responsibility visible before a confident output becomes an expensive mistake.