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HP to cut up to 6000 jobs in global AI overhaul

The company expects its AI shift to deliver US$1b in annual savings by 2028.

Fake AI videos have a new generation loving 1980s life

AI is making it easier for people to indulge in an idealised 1980s nostalgia.

Ian McCrae: The good, the bad, the ugly, and the AI medicine for healthcare

AI tools now outperform humans in medical exams and patient diagnosis tests.

Liam Dann: What Labubus tell us about today’s market mania

OPINION: Nvidia's latest result had market-watchers holding their breath.

'We went there thinking it was real': Tourists duped by AI 'Christmas market'

AI images of a fake Buckingham Palace market fooled tourists worldwide.

Airfare fraud claims: Warnings of predators targeting elderly, ethnic minorities

Migrant and ethnic communities often singled out' by holiday package fraudsters.

Putin's uneasy encounter with robot Green

The AI-powered robot danced for the Russian President.

Nvidia reports 'off the charts' demand for AI chips

UPDATED: Shares rose more than 3% as investors bet on unrelenting AI chip demand.

Kami co-founders win EY Entrepreneur of the Year

The ed-tech company also won the tech and emerging industries categories.

Naval surveillance start-up moves closer to capital clientele

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon opened Starboard's new Wellington base.

CDC, Longroad, One NZ in focus as Infratil reports

The firm sees renewable energy and tech markets converging.

Barbara Montero: AI is already intelligent. This is how it becomes conscious

New York Times: The number of people who doubt AI’s acumen is dwindling.