Articles about Johan Steyn

Navigating the move from AI adoption to dependency

2026 will be the year organisations confront AI reliance, as it becomes habitual to lean on AI, even when the context demands human judgement.

Data management, storage the catalyst for AI’s next great leap, says Dell exec

John Roese, global CTO and chief AI officer, outlines the company’s research and says data management and storage will serve as the backbone of all AI innovation.

Security stakes now higher in SA’s thriving iGaming market

Criminals are looking to exploit expanding sports betting and booming digital payments, says LexisNexis Risk Solutions.

Automation and the end of entry-level work

AI quietly takes over entry-level tasks that helped young professionals find their footing, eroding roles that once served as the bridge between study and skill.

AI guru Johan Steyn to MC ITWeb AI Summit 2026

Steyn will direct the event, which is focused on shaping the intelligent enterprise of tomorrow and what SA must to do build a strong and inclusive AI ecosystem.

AI is everywhere − but here’s why you still need boredom

AI-powered services constantly curate our experiences, predict our preferences and keep us entertained, leaving the brain deprived of necessary downtime.

The AI illusion: Utopia for the few, exploitation for the many

The pursuit of artificial general intelligence comes at a heavy cost, as it’s ultimately about power, democracy and the people being left behind.

Philosophical foundations every AI leader must understand

Research shows organisations that cultivate philosophical insight in their AI initiatives achieve superior returns and competitive advantage.

AI and data: Turning dormant assets into business value

Collecting data shouldn’t be a box-ticking exercise – it has to serve a purpose, participants said in a recent webinar discussion hosted by CTU Training Solutions.

AI forces tax consultants to rethink hourly billing

Artificial intelligence is rewriting the future of tax consulting − and the era of hourly billing is rapidly coming to an end.

Artificial intelligence’s power must be regulated

South Africa’s AI policy development is on track with the East and West, having integrated elements from across regions.

Stop ignoring AI – it’s already in your office

Businesses and individuals alike must prepare for the AI transformation or risk being left behind, according to findings from a CTU Training Solutions webinar.