Wesley Diphoko is the Editor-In-Chief at his publication. He focuses on technology, particularly in the realms of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and software, while also exploring the intersection of tech with sports and natural sciences. Wesley's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, Sunday Independent, Fast Company South Africa, Cape Times, Business Report, IOL, and Magzter.
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Wesley Diphoko's coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of technology and society with an emphasis on big tech, including topics such as social media, future transportation, fake content, AI hardware, and the digital space. His articles often include opinion editorials and how-to guides.
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By: Wesley Diphoko
Demis Hassabis, a leading figure in AI, warns that we are on the brink of a technological revolution. He urges immediate action to prepare for the challenges posed by Artificial General Intelligence, comparing its impact to that of electricity and fire.
By: Wesley Diphoko
Samsung unveils new devices.
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It was a moment of profound irony, the sort that often reshapes the trajectory of technological history.
Samsung Unpacked 2026
By: Wesley Diphoko
Fast Company (SA) issue 73
WHEN Elon Musk acquired Twitter, he did not simply buy a social-media company. He treated it as a material to be stripped back, examined, and rebuilt.
By: Wesley Diphoko
When Elon Musk acquired Twitter, he did not simply buy a social-media company. He treated it as a material to be stripped back, examined, and rebuilt.
By: Wesley Diphoko
Honor Robot unpacked
By: Wesley Diphoko
FOR years, the smartphone industry has been trapped in a stasis of incrementalism, a cycle of “boring” upgrades where the most significant change from one generation to the next was often merely a slightly faster processor or a negligible tweak to a camera lens.
