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Does government policy need a digital reboot
Outdated frameworks and analogue thinking are holding Aotearoa back — it’s time our policy makers were equipped for a digital future.
Music is at the forefront of AI disruption, but NZ artists still have few protections
The government’s AI strategy prioritises adoption, innovation and a light-touch approach over these creative and cultural implications. But there is growing consensus internationally that regulatory intervention is warranted.
We have a national AI strategy - will it make a difference?
The government has unveiled its long-awaited national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, setting a direction for AI adoption across sectors, and emphasising responsible innovation, regulatory clarity, and international collaboration.
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.
New Zealand’s cloud adoption: Progress, gaps, and the path forward
Cloud computing is rapidly transforming New Zealand’s digital landscape, with public cloud spending set to nearly double by 2028 and the technology now underpinning almost 6% of the nation’s GDP.
GDPR - it gets a lot of criticism, but for all the wrong reasons
While regulation like the GDPR is often unfairly scapegoated for the continent’s woes, it is not exempt from criticism.