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Griffin on Tech: The false narrative on AI, startup funding, and a tech power couple
The narrative from tech companies that AI will mainly augment jobs is looking increasingly hollow as evidence grows that the case for implementing AI largely rests on cutting labour costs.
We Can’t Keep Blaming the User: Taking Scam Prevention Seriously
The increasing impact of Cyber Security incidents - for individuals and businesses - can’t be ignored. We also need to stop blaming the users, anyone can be a target and sophistication increases daily.
Starting Somewhere: Andrew Cushen on The Code for Online Safety and Harm
Wondering what “The Code” is? does it work? is it fit for purpose? Hear from the executive director Andrew on the how this code has been signed by Meta, X, TikTok, Google and Twitch aiming to impose self regulation measures for online safety and harm.
Have We Moved the Dial on Loneliness?
Loneliness is no longer a silent epidemic — but have we made meaningful progress? This post revisits the global and local conversation, from UK policy shifts to new research here in Aotearoa - and the role digital technology plays in this space.
Griffin on Tech: Facial recognition okay, Aussie jammers, and Lords revolt on AI
As an Aussie warship causes havoc for wireless internet providers, UK peers make a stand on copyright and AI, a major facial recognition trial proves its worth, and Wellington’s tech luminaries outline their ideas to revive the capital’s fortunes.