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Juha Saarinen: Digital apprenticing in the cloud
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DeepRacer event in Auckland
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Cryptocurrencies plunge as major lender halts operations
Major cryptocurrency lender effectively fails, citing 'extreme market conditions'.
Chris Keall: Three potential problems with NZ Rugby's Silver Lake deal
What the All Blacks could be in for.
Bitcoin has reached new low and is still sinking, experts warn
Bitcoin has reached new low yet hasn't hit anywhere near rock bottom, experts warn.
'I know a person when I talk to it': Google engineer warns AI has become sentient
Engineer's chats with bot convinced him that it had developed independent thought.
TVNZ rebrands its On Demand service, updates on premium/ad-skipping plans
Will those unskippable ads persist?
Matt Heath: Why I want the iPhone 14, and why I don't need it
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'In 10 to 15 years': Telescopes could produce time-lapse videos of black holes
Astronomers hope to boost understanding of these mysterious celestial behemoths.
How anonymous is Bitcoin, really?
New York Times: In the myth, the cryptocurrency is anonymous. Reality is very different.
New 2degrees boss' journey from underdog to big dog
A challenger brand finally has a challenger CEO.
Nasa launches study of UFOs
Nasa considers this a first step in trying to explain mysterious sightings in the sky.
Broadband war taken to new level with home and contents bundle
ISP - now part of 2degrees - is partnering with a Movac-backed startup.
Meta under fire for failing to detect hate speech
Facebook has failed a test to spot dehumanising content on its channels.
Teslas with Autopilot step closer to recall after crash investigation ramps up
Tesla's partially automated driving systems have been blamed for a series of crashes.
NFTs: Worth the blockchain they're written on?
Which NFTs will survive the crypto crash and why the blockchain will become part life.
Startup says it can be the Lewis Road of cleaning products
Success in supermarkets across the Tasman before being stocked at home.
Sky TV-MediaWorks: Analysts put a price on a deal they call a 'difficult sell'
PLUS: Is it a case of back to the future? Sky shares sink for a second day.
Upstock raises $5m, says it could help Government bust supermarket duopoly
Startup attracts some big-name backers.
Bizarre detail in blonde 'sex robot'
A clip of a realistic sex robot has gone viral, one detail had the internet in stitches.
Don't believe everything you read about the man in this photo
New York Times: Jordie Jordan's picture has been attached to fake names and death reports.
Juha Saarinen: Will AI/ML end up in the hands of a few?
Will AI/ML become controlled by a few giant corporations?
'Tech tipping point': NZ failing to keep up with world on digital performance - report
Labour, hardware, other shortages making things worse.
Apple unveils major changes to iPhone
Apple responds to one of the "most requested" changes to the iPhone.
iPhone’s revamped lock screen
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Climate change: New panels want to talk ethics of geoengineering
The rules and ethics surrounding climate tinkering technologies is up for debate.
Racist and violent ideas jump from web's fringes to mainstream sites
New York Times: Hateful content often remains only a click or two away.
Fancy a byte? Robot waiters plug restaurant staff shortages
Love at first byte - children thrilled when server turns out to be a robot.
Allbirds' Tim Brown on growing revenue through Covid and the 'woke capitalism' backlash
The ex-All Whites captain on life as a public company.
Who is Mark Zuckerberg's new No. 2? It's a trick question
New York Times: Mark Zuckerberg has restructured his company.