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* Mental health chatbots growing in popularity * AI therapy to tackle resource shortage * Calls for regulation to prevent privacy breaches, harmful advice (Adds comments from the Mozilla Foundation pars 28-29) By Kim Harrisberg and Adam Smith JOHANNESBURG/LONDON, June 20 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - M ental health counsellor Nicole Doyle was stunned when the head of the U.S. National Eating Disorders Association showed up at a staff meeting to announce the group would be replacing its help...

Despite the growth in popularity of chatbots for mental health support worldwide, privacy concerns are still a major risk for users.

The event takes place on Saturday and there is much on offer for adults, their young counterparts and children

CTU Training Solutions held a webinar recently to explore how AI is going to change the way we teach and learn.

AATF Connect will showcase trends and solutions from top industry experts

Had the broadcaster and retired football star spoken in support of government policy, would he have been suspended?

Explore Final Word industry insights and corporate stories from across Africa by Africa Outlook Magazine.

Rounding up every issue of Africa Outlook Magazine by giving the Final Word to featured business leaders.

In future, automation processes will increasingly require human intervention, writes Johan Steyn.

In the past three decades, Chinese agricultural technician Xie Jian has made over 30 visits to Southeast Asia and several to Africa to help reduce post-harvest rice losses and strengthen the rice value chain.