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AI boom drives sharemarkets to best first quarter in five years
World stocks rise 7.7% as optimism about US economy offsets expectations of rate cuts.
2degrees latest telco to cut staff, One NZ confirms post-restructure numbers
The telco's technology team has been restructured.
AI revolution in NZ: Why the speed of human job losses is causing concern
How the AI revolution differs from the Industrial Revolution as it starts to cost NZ jobs.
How Anna Mowbray chose her AI partner for latest start-up
Zuru cofounder weighed AI options from Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook and Google.
How can AI change NZ healthcare?
COMMENT: AI advances may lead to tailor-made healthcare created for our genetics.
How to spot AI-generated deepfake images
AI fakery is quickly becoming one of the biggest problems confronting us online.
Wyn Drabble: Where is the human touch?
Rather than taking an automated survey, I responded with an email.
How AI messed with our human research, and what we learned
COMMENT: AI is changing the way we accumulate research and development.
World leaders need AI 'off switch' before it wipes out humanity - researcher
AI developments pose a grave danger to the future of life on Earth, warns researcher.
Meet the ordinary people whose lives have been ruined by AI
A new book sheds startling light on the effect AI is having on our day-to-day lives.
Opinion: ‘Superfluous people’ v AI: What the jobs revolution might look like
Financial Times: Employers are already jumping on the promise of AI to cut labour costs.
Job cuts at Spark, with AI in the frame
The telco cites 'unsustainable' increase in labour costs.
Startup promises cheaper funding option for small businesses
Funding provides options previously restricted to big firms.
'Pics, or it didn’t happen': Rise of fake photos now mainstream
Photo manipulation is now as easy as pushing a button on your phone
The clue that led to questions over Princess Kate's family picture
Portrait looks like a ‘bad Photoshop job’, says professor of computer sciences.
So many scams as AI and technology meet old-fashioned greed and trickery
A dizzying array of scams exist - some new, some old. Here's what to watch out for.
Matt Heath: Why AI will struggle to replace us - in our own eyes
OPINION: You could get a robot swooping around suspended on ropes, but would we care?
Businesses dipping their toes into AI use but not swimming yet
The talk run by Sudburys helped explain more about the rapidly advancing AI technology.
Watch: AI-generated cloud looms over Hollywood's Barbenheimer Oscars
OpenAI's text-to-video generator Sora has added tech-induced anxiety to the film business.
Madonna experiments with AI for Celebration Tour
Making instant videos is the next wave of generative artificial intelligence.
Kiwi’s AI start-up, offering a new way of AI training, raises $32m
Big-name backers come on board.
Sad Oompa Loompas, angry parents: Glasgow's disastrous Willy Wonka Experience
In case you missed it, here's why everyone is talking about this 'immersive experience'.
Apple steers away from ambitious electric car project
The dream of owning a self-driving electric car made by Apple may be over.
The $70b Super Fund and ACC's $47b fund make opposing bets on Nvidia
How NZ is cashing in on the AI boom.
Wobbles for Air New Zealand and Qantas, good times for Auckland’s port and airport
It's often not sunny when company results are announced, but a few big firms defied gloom.
Liam Dann: Maybe AI doesn’t suck after all - Spark's vision for a more productive NZ
Unlocking real value from AI could add $26 billion to GDP, says new report
Nvidia declares AI ‘tipping point’ as quarterly revenues jump 265%
Financial Times: AI spending frenzy helps world’s most valuable chip company.
Palo Alto Networks’ shares plunge on outlook - but firm sees AI gains ahead, Key sells shares
Director Sir John Key sells big block of shares but still owns stock worth around US$5.4m.
Survey finds most Kiwis spooked about malicious AI - minister responds
AI scams are growing in sophistication - at pace.
AI-generated nonsense about rat with giant penis published by leading scientific journal
It might be considered an AI cock-up on a massive scale.
AI is new weapon against waste in the food supply chain
US entrepreneur uses tech to tackle waste by helping digitise food supply chains.
People seek romantic connection with the perfect bot
'I know she’s a program, there’s no mistaking that. But the feelings, they get you.'