In this fascinating episode of "Bit by Bit", we have an enlightening conversation with Dr Chané Moodley, a quantum imaging PhD and the head of Qlab within South African tech company Raphta. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge innovations being developed to protect critical infrastructure through AI advancements. From overcoming challenges posed by accents in speech recognition, to addressing bias within AI models, Dr Moodley offers valuable insights into the world of next generation technology.

Bit by Bit celebrate womens day here in South Africa with an interview with the fabulous Tilly Lockey and her amazing story. Tilly is a double amputee from the UK but after a brief chat we quickly realised that that is just the headline, there is so much more to this amazing young woman!

Stuart and Clare dive into the latest business practices at X (Twitter) and the topic of forced handle take overs. Additionally, they analyse the pitfalls of Threads and the social media no-man's land it has turned out to be!

In this episode Stuart has a rant about Virgin Active gym and their new app. We discuss true crime tv shows and what our obsession with them could reveal about our own lives and ask if it's normal that Clare falls asleep while watching gruesome stories of murder and mayhem!

BitbyBit spoke with co-founder and MD of YuLife South Africa about employee wellness and how YuLife are helping companies to invest in employee well-being.

Jamie van Schoor CEO and founder of Dwyka mining services discusses the company's recent Tech Carnival and as a "proud African" the importance of doing business the right way.

Barry Venter the CEO of Nashua took time out of his busy schedule to chat with us about Nashua's 50 years in business. We talk about everything from the dreaded South African load shedding, the business pressures of lockdown and the South African ‘n boer maak ‘n plan attitude.

We take time to interview a national treasure, a man who always put South Africa and its people first. Prof Barry (Professor Barry Dwolatzky) is a person we can all look up to and someone we can definitely learn from. His new book Coded History is a surprising account of someone who quietly made a difference and shows us all the importance of leaving a legacy.