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Data Colonisation and AI Governance in South Africa: Data Protection, Algorithmic Power, and the Struggle for Digital Sovereignty
AI is not only a technological artefact; it is also a new site of political economy, legal struggle, and sovereignty contestation. AI systems depend on the continuous collection, storage, processing, and monetisation of large volumes of data. In South Africa, these datasets increasingly include beha
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