BusinessAI casualty: Once high-flying Soul Machines in receivershipStartup raised more than $225m. KPMG looks for buyer.08 Feb 09:07 PM
PremiumBusinessBeware AI bubble if productivity boom fails to deliver, warns BaileyThe BoE Governor says AI gains may not justify trillions invested in tech stocks.08 Feb 08:05 PM
BusinessCan 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.08 Feb 06:52 PM
PremiumPremiumBusiness'Washed out and dull': Why Sky’s 4K sport is falling shortSky TV says HDR would have added technical complexity – but could still be on the way.06 Feb 03:00 AM
PremiumPremiumBusinessU16 ban: Meta pushes alternative, Stanford says Cabinet’s mind made upGovernment will unveil first online safety measures within weeks.04 Feb 04:00 PM
TechnologyNasa delays launch of moon mission after problems found during rehearsalWatch03 Feb 07:00 PM
Business2degrees completes 3G shutdown, One NZ resumes closuresPLUS: Spark reveals the number still on 3G.02 Feb 09:05 PM
TechnologySocial media for AI chat bots: Should we be worried?Business of Tech podcast host Peter Griffin on the new social media platform for AI chatbots. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAYWatch02 Feb 07:40 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionOpinion: Musk is letting Tesla wither and die while he gets distracted by robotsTelegraph: This time, Elon Musk may have pushed Tesla superfans too far. 02 Feb 01:26 AM
Herald NOWEuropean EV sales surge, surpassing petrol for the first timeEVs outsold petrol vehicles for the first time, while hybrids outsold petrol and diesel combined, Damien O'Carrol reports. Video / Ryan Bridge TodayWatch01 Feb 07:50 PM
WorldInside: The tools in ICE’s arsenal to track US suspects and protestersAgents using biometric trackers, cellphone location databases and drones among other tech.01 Feb 04:00 PM
OpinionJacqueline RowarthDr Jacqueline Rowarth: Digging into decades of NZ soil scienceOPINION: Years on, soil research is still the hidden engine of our food system.09 Feb 09:00 PM
WorldWhen patients see the line between life and death, should we believe them?Scientists know more about our brains, but near-death experiences are still mysterious.08 Feb 04:00 PM
PremiumPremiumEntertainmentThe secret life of trees – and what happens if you're sucked into a black hole in spaceArt collides with science in Breathe|Mauri Ora, Te Papa’s big summer show.07 Feb 07:15 PM
PremiumPremiumNew ZealandKiwi scientists set honey trap in Antarctica for elusive colossal squid"Essentially we’re flirting and will see who comes along.”07 Feb 04:00 PM
WorldGlobal aid cuts could lead to 9.4 million deaths by 2030, study projectsLancet research puts number on potential toll as global humanitarian system cracks apart. 03 Feb 04:00 PM
WorldAI screening helps catch aggressive breast cancers earlier, Swedish trial findsSwedish artificial intelligence cancer evaluation trial involved more than 100,000 women.01 Feb 04:00 PM
New ZealandHow "OpenClaw" is changing the way we use AIGorilla Technology's Paul Spain tells Ryan Bridge Today how OpenClaw AI has exploded into the mainstream, representing a new era for AI agents.Watch09 Feb 08:03 PM
OpinionLukasz Swiatek: Worried AI means you won't get a job when you graduate? Here's what the research saysOPINION: Experts urge students to build AI fluency and durable skills like creativity.09 Feb 04:00 PM
New ZealandHow fake NZ news pages are swamping Facebook with AI slopMany followers, including some politicians and businesses, treat the posts as real.09 Feb 04:57 AM
New Zealand‘The recruitment industry hasn’t advanced’: Sisters launch new job platformYou Will Find aims to end ‘soul-sucking’ applications for desperate jobseekers.08 Feb 10:00 PM
BusinessAI casualty: Once high-flying Soul Machines in receivershipStartup raised more than $225m. KPMG looks for buyer.08 Feb 09:07 PM
PremiumPremiumBusinessBeware AI bubble if productivity boom fails to deliver, warns BaileyThe BoE Governor says AI gains may not justify trillions invested in tech stocks.08 Feb 08:05 PM
BusinessCan 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.08 Feb 06:52 PM
WorldDriverless car slams on brakes after mistaking bus advert for crowd of peopleThe car made an emergency stop after mistaking a picture of film stars for real people.06 Feb 11:38 PM
BusinessClient documents caught up in law firm cyber attackPolice and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner are investigating.28 Jan 03:36 AM
TechnologyGoogle wants your emails and photos to ‘personalise’ its AI. Should you let it?What’s good – and scary – about Gemini’s new Personal Intelligence.28 Jan 12:39 AM
BusinessOne NZ joins 2degrees in pausing 3G shutdownPLUS: Spark reveals the number still on 3G.27 Jan 11:28 PM
TechnologyDid TikTok stifle political posts about ICE shooting?One TikTok user with 35,700 followers says her critical ICE videos got zero views.27 Jan 10:19 PM
WorldLondon police's facial recognition tech challenged in courtA landmark legal action has been launched over live facial recognition cameras.27 Jan 08:32 PM
PoliticsBroadcasting watchdog calls for legislative change to deal with 'rapidly evolving' media, expects levy revenue to declineThe BSA says any new regulations must protect freedom of expression while preventing harm.27 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandFake storm images: Officials warn of AI-generated images of Mount Maunganui damageNetsafe urges people to check sources and watch for odd details in images.27 Jan 02:19 AM
BusinessMount Maunganui's Syos shortlisted for £100m 'wingman drone' military contract'The UK is pivoting to a new way of war.'26 Jan 10:55 PM
WorldAI job cuts are landing hardest in Britain, research showsBritain losing more jobs than it’s creating because of AI, Morgan Stanley research finds.26 Jan 09:33 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldFalse posts and altered images distort views of Minnesota shootingVideo shows Alex Pretti disarmed and pinned before agents shot him.26 Jan 07:21 PM
