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NZ eyes legislation to protect news as lawsuits go after OpenAI
There are no protections against AI platforms using NZ journalism to train their software.
New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI in copyright case
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'Hypocritical enthusiasm': Piers Morgan slams Harry's phone hacking win
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Sports Illustrated CEO sacked after claims of fake authors and AI-generated articles
The publisher denied it had used AI to produce articles.
Newshub’s Oriini Kaipara at 40: ‘I don’t have to hold up the world’
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RNZ workers’ unions threaten strike, staff feel 'betrayed' by pay offer
RNZ workers have asked for a 7 per cent raise, while the news organisation offers 5.5.
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NZME wins Diversity and Inclusion Leadership award for Te Rito journalism project
Te Rito is a 12-month journalism cadetship programme aimed at increasing diversity.
Sports Illustrated had an AI experiment gone wrong
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Five journalists shot in one day in Mexico, officials confirm
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Audrey Young: Winston Peters’ bad behaviour overshadowing Luxon, Seymour
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The apocalyptic 2020s: Hate speech, fake news, disinformation
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Musical chairs in TV News-land for 2024
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Queen Camilla condemns abuse of female journalists
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