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Most teens believe their peers are using AI to cheat in school, survey says

Pew research finds more than half of teens in US use AI tools for help with schoolwork.

Woman accused of using ChatGPT to plan double murder

She reportedly asked the chatbot about the effects of mixing alcohol and pills.

Canada summons OpenAI officials over failure to report mass shooter

The attack at Tumbler Ridge was among the worst gun rampages in Canadian history.

PwC CEO: Will New Zealand businesses keep up with AI? | Herald NOW

PwC's annual CEO survey found a majority of bosses are most concerned about AI. Video / Ryan Bridge Today

Robot runner: Using AI to plan your half-marathon training

The AI coach targets a cut from 1h 55m to 1h 40m in April's half-marathon.

Can AI turn you into a pro athlete?

Nathan Limm is coached by AI for 10 weeks to slice 15 minutes off his half marathon time.

Letters: Eden Park prime real estate for Bishop's housing plan?

OPINION: Perfect deal for the minister juggling with Auckland intensification rules.

Fake Wellington beauty ad steals US doctor's identity

The ad stole footage of a US dermatologist and pretended she was from New Zealand.

Can these Super Bowl ads make Americans love something they don’t like?

US companies spent more than $1.7b last year trying to fix AI's image problem.

'Washed out and dull': Why Sky’s 4K sport is falling short

Sky TV says HDR would have added technical complexity – but could still be on the way.

U16 ban: Meta pushes alternative, Stanford says Cabinet’s mind made up

Government will unveil first online safety measures within weeks.

Israeli military tech start-ups cash in on two years of war

Industry experts predict the trend will continue as Nato countries boost defence budgets.