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Oliver Hartwich: AI's potential to polarise society

OPINION: Intelligent or not, AI software is becoming ever more impressive.

Social media users report bizarre Facebook glitch - here is how to fix it

Users report seeing dozens of random posts to celebrities appearing on their feed.

Love in the metaverse: 'Phantom touch' and the (real) pleasures of virtual dating

New York Times: Just a girl looking for love in the metaverse.

Why NZ's Mint Innovation, backed by NZ Govt funding, opened its first e-waste plant in Sydney

Why Kiwi firm chose Australia over New Zealand for its first plant.

Spark's mobile surprise - and how it's spending its $900m windfall

Telco reveals new long-term dividend policy at its full-year result.

Protection against tech spying on children 'too weak'

A report warns the protections to stop tech companies spying on schoolchildren too weak.

Google launches News Showcase in NZ, will offer glimpse behind paywalls

Google News Showcase will highlight curated content from news partners.

How a CEO used viral social media fame to lure in women

New York Times: He was applauded for his politics. Adulation helped hide his behaviour.

Chorus promises fatter profit payouts, wants UFB boost

Analysts get the profit payout increase they were looking for - but ebitda falls shy.

NZ game studio boss: 'Why stay in a country that actively funds your competitors with billions'

Video game industry seen in an "existential crisis". David Clark responds.

A dad took photos of his naked toddler for the doctor. Google flagged him as a criminal

New York Times: Google has an automated tool to detect abusive images of children.

A$2.5 billion deal: After Covid lull, sports rights go crazy again

Sky and Spark will be watching action across the Tasman closely.

What to expect from Chorus' earnings

"Chorus is one of the few beneficiaries of higher inflation."

Apple warns of serious security flaw in tech

The flaw, if exploited, would give a hacker full admin use to thousands of devices.

New meme stock victim: Bed Bath & Beyond tumbles

'Bloodbath': Disaster for hordes of small-pocketed, novice investors after Wall St frenzy.