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A US Court has ruled Google is an illegal monopoly – and the internet might never be the same
Historically, fines have not been the sole method of enforcing antitrust laws as they do not demonstrate long-term impacts. This is especially true for a multi-trillion-dollar organisation such as Google.
Griffin on Tech: Biometrics code needs work but remains vital
The one area where work is actually reasonably advanced on a complex and challenging area applicable to AI is the Office of the privacy Commissioner’s proposed biometrics code of practice.
Global developer rates have taken a hit, but no fear about using AI
Software developers don’t fear AI, but pay rates are under pressure as economic headwinds around the world make the halcyon days post-Covid all but a distant memory.
Data centres are guzzling up too much electricity. Can we make them more efficient?
We must invest in clean energy production and effective energy-recovery solutions at data centres. And for now, perhaps we should consider if we really need ChatGPT to draw a silly picture.
A rare spot of good news on health IT infrastructure
Some good news arrived this week with the go-live for the National Data Platform, a common platform for national datasets that were previously scattered across the dozens of entities that have now been brought into the Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora fold.
Griffin on Tech: Crowdstruck techies and Zuck’s open source AI gamble
Taking the open source path gives Meta a big point of differentiation with its rivals and the ability to leverage the wisdom of the open source community.