BusinessInside Microsoft, where lie detection is a killer appMicrosoft was early to machine learning but is now competing with Google and Amazon to commercialize the technology.28 Feb 11:40 PM
BusinessWatch: Is this beginning of robot uprising?Engineer tortures robot for the purpose of science. What does this mean for the future of robots?24 Feb 11:40 PM
BusinessHow did he do it? The Kiwi 20 year-old worth $40mMeet Jamie Beaton: Kiwi, Harvard student and on first-name terms with US billionaires.04 Feb 05:29 AM
BusinessIsle of Man looks to self-driving carsDepending on who you ask, it's either the perfect testing site, or a terrible one.03 Feb 05:50 PM
BusinessFacebook founder's plans for artificial intelligenceMark Zuckerberg has today announced his plans to build artificial intelligence (AI).28 Jan 01:11 AM
EmploymentCould you profit from the march of the robots?They are replacing shop assistants and waiters, performing surgery, milking cows, driving cars and caring for the elderly - so how do you invest in the robot boom?27 Jan 03:00 AM
BusinessA computer program is writing new 'Friends' episodesWho would have thought a computer program could write a new episode of 'Friends'.25 Jan 12:06 AM
EmploymentJapan's robots move into new jobsHumanoid robots are fulfilling an increasingly broad range of jobs in Japan.25 Jan 12:00 AM
TechnologyScience & Tech: The future of jobsOffice jobs globally are quickly being taken over by new technology but simple measures such as reskilling will prepare workers for the inevitable.22 Jan 04:00 PM
Energy2015 a record year for clean energyThe latest evidence that 2015 was a breakout year for clean energy is in, and it's particularly telling.15 Jan 10:28 PM
BusinessFive things from CES that you may want to buyFive items from the Consumer Electronics Show that might seem worth buying, if they ever get to the market.05 Jan 11:15 PM
BusinessIdeas more than just eureka momentPeople often confuse innovation with invention. The two are similar, not the same.05 Jan 04:00 PM
BusinessAll companies need to innovate or dieIP firm AJ Park says entrepreneurs that created companies such as Uber, Dropbox and SurveyMonkey are showing us the future of business.04 Jan 09:10 PM
BusinessKiwi start-ups follow the money trailIn the 1950s a journalist asked Willie Sutton why he robbed banks. He was quoted replying: "That's where the money is".04 Jan 04:00 PM
EmploymentWanted: Three boffins to save the worldA tiny institute in Oxford is gearing up for futuristic robot wars, aiming to protect humanity if artificial intelligence goes bad.31 Dec 12:40 AM
BusinessGoogle gears up for new version of Google GlassDespite being declared dead , a new version of Google Glass headset may be coming soon.30 Dec 08:48 PM
Business2015 the tipping point for six world-changing technologiesWe haven't seen anything of this magnitude since the invention of the printing press.29 Dec 12:07 AM
BusinessThe computer '100mx faster than your PC'Google, in collaboration with Nasa, says it has a quantum computer -- the D-Wave 2X -- that actually works.28 Dec 07:45 PM
TechnologyThis robot is totally AceA worker who will never need a sick day has arrived in Auckland Airport - a world-first robot that sorts and delivers duty free goods to travellers.19 Dec 04:00 PM
BusinessThousands expected for jetpack's China flightAs many as 5000 spectators are expected at the first public flight demonstration of the P12 Martin Jetpack in China tomorrow.04 Dec 04:00 PM
BusinessArtificial limb project gets Govt approvalAuckland University's Bionic Joint project has been recognised by Europe's largest applied research institution and is set to receive funding from Germany's Fraunhofer Society.03 Dec 09:00 PM
EmploymentDeloitte Top 200: The quiet revolutionManagers and company directors are increasingly being held legally responsible for the actions of others writes Travis Atkinson.26 Nov 04:00 PM
BusinessElectric cars boosts demand for coalAs the world tries to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and combat climate change, policymakers have pinned hopes on electric cars.25 Nov 06:35 PM
AirlinesAir NZ's world first: 'airband' for kidsUnaccompanied children flying on Air NZ planes will soon be issued with electronic wristbands that will trigger text messages to caregivers through their journey.24 Nov 10:30 PM
BusinessJapan to urge nursing care robot developmentThe Japanese government is planning to establish about 10 centers in fiscal 2016 to help develop nursing care robots to help elderly.19 Nov 12:25 AM
BDBDAirlinesAdvanced Security sees $100m drone opportunityAdvanced Security Group, which integrates electronic security systems, is planning to build a $100 million revenue company in the next five years.17 Nov 12:00 AM
OpinionScott McLiver: Smart thinking driving rapid pace of changeWhile disruption is often based on effective use of technology, the innovation really comes from the way in which it is used - with a fiercely customer-centric focus, writes Scott McLiver.03 Nov 08:25 PM
OpinionChristopher NiescheChristopher Niesche: Innovation top priority for TurnbullThe Australian government under Tony Abbott was probably unique among world governments in having a back to the 1950s agenda.01 Nov 08:14 PM
BusinessApple TV could solve digital frustrationThe new Apple TV has the potential to be the only set-top box you will need.30 Oct 04:00 PM
BusinessBacon innovation down, but certainly not outFor bacon lovers everywhere, the decision by the World Health Organisation to classify bacon as a carcinogen has to come as deeply concerning.27 Oct 11:55 PM
AirlinesFour things Wal-Mart wants to do with dronesWal-Mart has filed for an exemption with the Federal Aviation Administration to test drones.27 Oct 06:05 PM
Freight and logisticsThe Big Read: Norway, where Teslas are taxisThere are now nearly 70,000 electric vehicles in Norway. In New Zealand there are only 800. Is it time to follow Norway's lead?25 Oct 05:30 AM
AirlinesApp developer gains $5m in US funding roundWellington startup Stqry (pronunced "story") has also announced a name change as it expands off-shore.03 Sep 01:08 AM
BusinessWearables and home in focus at showThis year, many of the big smartphone makers have already unveiled their second-half flagship phones.02 Sep 05:00 PM
