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Amazon calls off US$1.7 billion bid to buy Roomba maker iRobot
Tech giant will pay US$94m termination fee. Roomba sacking a third of its staff.
Tech giant will pay US$94m termination fee. Roomba sacking a third of its staff.
Users find easy workaround.
There is much room for improvement on AI and ESG in New Zealand, respondents say.
Social media companies racing to delete the explicit images after they were widely shared.
International travel can be expensive but this tool can help cut costs.
OPINION: Readers have their say on bus shelter vandalism, AI and more.
A recorded message sent to constituents reportedly urged them not to vote in the election.
AI technology is going to impact the way we deal with money in the near future.
Rie Kudan estimates 5 per cent of her book was taken from the chatbot.
Times: Sarah de Lagarde lay trapped and bleeding for 15 minutes before help came.
OPINION: AI-driven transformation is merely in its infancy, but the potential is huge.
The age of demanding higher pay might be over.
New York Times: AI tools can create waves of harassing and racist material.
New York Times: AI is set to advance at a rapid rate, becoming more powerful.
AI won't decide to kill us but we are very capable of 'apocalypsing' ourselves with it.
OPINION: Western export controls notwithstanding, the Chinese aren’t giving up.
Financial Times: The launch of ChatGPT was heralded as the dawn of a new age. But is it?
There are no protections against AI platforms using NZ journalism to train their software.
ChatGPT was supposed to change our lives. Here's how it worked for Greg Bruce.
New York Times: This holiday shopping season is the first to be powered by AI.
Inviol's technology takes aim at complacency about safety at worksites.
The publisher denied it had used AI to produce articles.
New York Times: Some people using AI chatbots to create avatars of departed loved ones.
Unpacking the significant changes to the industry and beyond in 2023.
We have a world of uncharted possibility ahead as we charge into the future of AI.
OpenAI’s Sam Altman says to expect the ‘greatest tech leap forward’.
AI will reduce barriers to entry and open the doors to new industries.
Websites could use 'facial age estimation' systems to protect children.
New York Times: Those most afraid of risks of AI decided they should be ones to build it.