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ZiRA directly embodies the vision of Zimbabwe's National AI Strategy 2026–2030, which calls for AI that speaks Zimbabwean languages, serves the diaspora, and promotes inclusive digital development. ZiRA was built independently and is aligned with these national priorities.

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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

How to Detect AI-Generated or Fake Videos

Source: techcabal

The gap between real captured footage and algorithmically generated video is closing rapidly, making detection increasingly difficult. As AI video generation tools become more sophisticated, distinguishing authentic content from synthetic media requires new skills and tools. The article explores practical methods for identifying AI-generated video content.

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