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His daughter was murdered – then she reappeared as an AI chatbot

Jennifer Crecente was murdered, but her likeness has been used for an AI chatbot.

Kiwi tipster leads to woman's horrifying revenge porn discovery

The sexual images were 'incredibly graphic in nature, using AI'.

Datacom says its new tool will deliver an AI confidence boost

Homegrown Enterprise AI Assistant hits the market.

DoC catches elusive pest with help of AI-powered cameras

The Department of Conservation is using the latest technology to fight predators.

Tech Insider: Start-up raises $12m for its new way of business banking

PLUS: One NZ gets 'cell tower-in-the-sky' green light, LinkedIn's new take on AI.

Opinion: AI is valuing your home – but we need greater transparency and trust

OPINION: Buying, selling property a national sport fuelled by the rising value of homes.

The reinvention of Judith Collins: 'I did not shed a tear'

Judith Collins on misogyny, China, Nato, GE – and the portfolios she always wanted.

US weighs Google break-up in landmark antitrust case

Financial Times: Justice Department could seek ‘remedies’ such as forced product sales.

‘We couldn’t have done it without AI’ – Kiwi start-up raises $6m

Start-up's customer research software adopted by some of NZ and Australia's biggest firms.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Eye-popping amounts of money in the AI race

OPINION: Giant tech stocks are volatile, but some numbers suggest they're not overhyped.

My fear of rejection paralysed me – until I found a novel way to overcome it

Telegraph: Could ChatGPT teach me how to handle rejection?

Mark Zuckerberg offers ‘glimpse of the future’ with live-translation smart glasses

Meta’s Orion glasses will display holograms, include a chatbot voiced by Dame Judi Dench.

Will AI be a bust? A Wall Street sceptic rings the alarm

NYT: Concern that building too much of what the world doesn’t need “typically ends badly".

How AI could detect dementia sooner

'Humans cannot see [changes in brain waves], but machines can.'

Have our jobs become too greedy for our time?

Financial Times: A convincing case for a drastic overhaul of the way we earn a living.

Students using AI to cheat on assessments, teachers warn

Artificial intelligence has huge potential for improving education.