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How Dilmah built a global brand by refusing to compromise

CEO Dilhan Fernando says Dilmah walked away from profit to protect its purpose.

What OpenAI did when ChatGPT users lost touch with reality

NYT: In tweaking its chatbot to appeal to more people, OpenAI made it riskier for some.

Former tech executive killed his mother – her family says ChatGPT made her a target

A lawsuit in the United States alleges ChatGPT fuelled a man’s delusions about his mother.

AI boom like 'adding towns': Genesis weighs risks for the power grid

Genesis CEO Malcolm Johns warns of 'snakes and ladders' from growth in AI.

Disney OpenAI deal lets fans make AI videos with Mickey and Marvel

Fans can make 30-second clips with over 200 Disney, Marvel and Star Wars characters.

Stock Takes: BlackRock still 'pro-risk' despite talk of AI bubble

BlackRock's unrelenting 'pro-risk' approach, and Vital management goes internal.

Time magazine names 'Architects of AI' as Person of the Year

The magazine hails AI as the biggest force in geopolitics since nuclear arms.

Have you seen this (AI-generated) man? Police swap suspect sketches for AI

Police in Phoenix appear to be the first in the US to use AI for suspect sketches.

New Russell McVeagh boss bets on AI and Queenstown growth

Russell McVeagh’s new Queenstown office has already exceeded first-year goals.

Inside One NZ's push to automate its network with AI

One NZ now runs 31 AI agents beside staff, from billing to network control.

Chris Bray: 3 tech megatrends driving NZ's post-harvest revolution

OPINION: We need machine-driven agriculture, but with human oversight and innovation.

Finance Minister warns global AI bust could trigger NZ’s next shock

Her $9.5b annual debt interest bill mirrors new defence spending commitments.

People are uploading their medical records to AI chatbots

NY Times: Experts say inaccurate information is a major concern and so is data privacy.

Mike Horne: Kiwi CEOs show renewed confidence as economy steadies

Opinion: Two-thirds of Kiwi CEOs are confident about company performance in 2025.

Board chairs and AI: How governance is changing in a tough economy

AI is forcing chairs to juggle fresh risks with long-term growth opportunities.

Microsoft’s NZ data centre operation powers up profits

The threat of a digital services tax has melted away.