Tuesday, 4 August 2026
SAfm’s Quantum focused on Africa’s place in AI, then shifted to a practical grief conversation and a final leadership lesson on steady daily growth.
Quantum · SAfm · Angela Ludek
- 03:56
Deep Learning Indaba in Lagos was highlighted as Africa’s premier AI conference, founded in South Africa in 2017 and themed “sovereign intelligence, African scale,” with a push for local languages, data control and African-led solutions.
- 03:38
Listeners warned that AI can make people lazy and weaken critical thinking, while others argued it should aid work rather than replace human judgement or effort.
- 04:09
Parenting coach Zonke Shazwe Krongwane said children do grieve, but often through behaviour, schoolwork, sleep or health; adults should use simple language, include them in death and loss conversations, and seek professional help when grief overwhelms the family.
- 04:52
Simpiwe Ngidi closed the four-part progress series with three habits: compare yourself to yesterday, not others; improve relationships by making someone else’s day better; and aim to end each day just 1% better.