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From e-commerce, to AI, to space.

Cleanery scrubs up for US launch

Startup draws some high-profile investors, including Michael Stiassny and Peter Cullinane.

Crown signs over quarter share of 5G spectrum to Māori

The Crown has handed over the 5G frequencies allocation set aside for Māori.

Eroad takeover bid: Canadian raiders offer big premium for 100pc control

Shares soar as trading halt lifted.

'Dark patterns': Watchdog sues Amazon for tricking users into subscribing to Prime

New York Times: Regulator alleges use of 'dark patterns'.

Tex's stolen Lexus recovered: Who gets the $5000 reward?

Owner no longer has two degrees of separation from talismanic vehicle.

Cybercrime: Financial losses jump 66pc as NZ fails to match Aussie moves

Cert NZ sounds AI warnng.

Spark, Xero latest to raise pricing

The cost of 1s and 0s goes up.

Apple launches its Racial Equity and Justice Initiative in NZ

Training, support and hardware for teachers at schools with high Māori and Pasifika rolls.

Europeans take a major step toward regulating AI

Law would limit facial recognition, require more data disclosure for the likes of ChatGPT.

How could AI destroy humanity?

New York Times: Why are the people who know the most about AI so worried?

‘Indigitech’: Drawing Māori and Pasifika students into stem subjects

PLUS: A teacher with a positive view of AI.

How to limit your child’s screen time: The best free software solutions

New York Times: Concerned parents have many tools to actively oversee how kids use tech.

The AI revolution will change work. Nobody agrees how

New York Times: How many jobs will be affected is different depending on who you ask.

Reddit communities go dark to protest new app policy

New York Times: Volunteer moderators closed off access to numerous subreddits.