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The ACT leader tells Midday Report he’s done dummy runs into what the technology can do in government.
Comment: So far, most parties have yet to announce major policies regarding AI. The Green Party has called for a one-year pause on new AI data centres in New Zealand to allow time for regulations regarding environmental protection and energy consumption to be developed. Labour has, perhaps, the most extensive AI policy to date, which includes elements such as establishing an “Office of AI” with...
Comment: If the danger belongs to everyone, then the decision to pause AI development cannot belong to a select few The post Washington’s geopolitical ‘kill switch’ appeared first on Newsroom .
Young people say political parties’ social media is "so cringe, it’s funny" - while a social media expert argues that trashing each other can backfire.
Quilae Wong tells Midday Report about the role she thinks the Government should play in regulating the technology.
RNZ looks through 16 documents that led up to Nicola Willis’s announcement that 8700 jobs would go.
Optimists still comfortably outnumbered pessimists, despite near constant economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
A paper presented at the Post Primary Teachers' Association conference says automated marking by artificial intelligence is on the rise.
Big tech developers need to be pressured to issue faster warnings about AI breakout hacks, says a cyber security expert.
Comment: Whether it’s being formally implemented within health workflows, clinicians whip out their cellphones to use it, or patients arrive believing they diagnosed themselves thanks to it – New Zealand’s health system is sliding into an AI era. But whether AI is an actual turning point for healthcare delivery comes down to the structure and systems we deploy it in. AI tools are very good at a...
