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r/southafrica • u/Navesrek • 16h ago
Humour Mama, we did it!
See you guys, im buying a house in bishops court. Maybe an apartment because housing is so expensive but yo. Lets go party
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Humour New drink hitting shelves: Steri Stampie
r/southafrica • u/Strained_digg • 19h ago
Picture The view at work today
View at Calypso Beach in langebaan today. Was listing a plot and just had to share the view.
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News 16-year-old expected in court after Umhlali school stabbing: Girl (6) recovering well after surgery
r/southafrica • u/Dear-Sun-5827 • 12h ago
Discussion Thinkdigital Academy in South Africa uses ai in some of their lessons
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This is a repost to spread around this post about a online school that uses ai for their low effort lessons in south africa. Im not sure if this is the right subreddit to repost to so mb if it isnt. If u dont wanna go to the post ill jst give some proof that they use ai now here too.
I attached one of their ai animations here, more context in the post. I suspect they also use ai voices in some lessons (inconsistent and bot sounding voices) and maybe even ai writing for some of their lessons. Not all of their lessons have ai but also of them do
. Im new to reddit so im not good at posting so if i used the wrong tags or did something bad, i apologize and u can tell me in comments or something pls
Edit: They also dont mark their tests manually, they use some code script instead, and the tests are just multiple choice or one word answers. Also i sometimes find that the work in the activities are different to the ones shown in the lessons. I was told by someone that the teachers are probably payed a little, so i can sympathize with them a little however i feel that doesnt fully justify it. Their work just feels low quality, especially with the crappy tests. I find their content hard to digest too but im not sure if others who are in thinkdigital also find it hard to digest. All i can say for certain is that the tests are crappy and they do use ai, and maybe even ai voices and scripts in some of their lessons.
r/southafrica • u/bobbyeeeee • 17h ago
Sport Jonty Rhodes was invited a guest at Cognizant india Bengaluru Manyata office.
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Jonty Rhodes was invited a guest at Bengaluru. When the host asked him about his favourite ipl team Jonty played safe even here and answered MS Dhoni and he loves india.