AI
Philippe Aghion and colleagues see great potential for AI to boost productivity without harming employment
30th Oct 25, 10:46am
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Philippe Aghion and colleagues see great potential for AI to boost productivity without harming employment
Isaiah Andrews & Maryam Farboodi point to bond market signals that complicate the narrative about AI technology's game-changing potential
26th Oct 25, 11:24am
Isaiah Andrews & Maryam Farboodi point to bond market signals that complicate the narrative about AI technology's game-changing potential
AI is using your data to set personalised prices online. It could seriously backfire, Nitika Garg says
22nd Oct 25, 10:41am
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AI is using your data to set personalised prices online. It could seriously backfire, Nitika Garg says
OpenAI slipped shopping into 800 million ChatGPT users’ chats − here’s why that matters
22nd Oct 25, 8:05am
OpenAI slipped shopping into 800 million ChatGPT users’ chats − here’s why that matters
Jeffrey Wu touts China's strategic investment in open AI models, cheap renewables, and a stable supply of nuclear power
18th Oct 25, 9:58am
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Jeffrey Wu touts China's strategic investment in open AI models, cheap renewables, and a stable supply of nuclear power
Cameron Shackell says today’s AI hype has echoes of a devastating technology boom and bust 100 years ago
10th Oct 25, 12:00pm
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Cameron Shackell says today’s AI hype has echoes of a devastating technology boom and bust 100 years ago
Two out of five experts say artificial intelligence will kill us all
Jim O'Neill worries that AI's potential to address our biggest challenges is being squandered
2nd Oct 25, 4:42pm
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Jim O'Neill worries that AI's potential to address our biggest challenges is being squandered
More people are using AI in court, rather than a lawyer. It could cost you money – and your case
29th Sep 25, 2:42pm
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More people are using AI in court, rather than a lawyer. It could cost you money – and your case
It's lightweight, has Arm inside and runs Windows 11: a review of the ultraportable Microsoft Surface 13-inch 1st Edition laptop
27th Sep 25, 3:41pm
It's lightweight, has Arm inside and runs Windows 11: a review of the ultraportable Microsoft Surface 13-inch 1st Edition laptop
Raghuram Rajan concludes that neither the United States nor the European Union gets the balance of AI regulation quite right
4th Sep 25, 11:20am
Raghuram Rajan concludes that neither the United States nor the European Union gets the balance of AI regulation quite right
Ren Ito expects models that attract the most global users to confer significant benefits on their creators
23rd Aug 25, 9:47am
Ren Ito expects models that attract the most global users to confer significant benefits on their creators
Data centres consume massive amounts of water – companies rarely tell the public exactly how much
20th Aug 25, 1:21pm
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Data centres consume massive amounts of water – companies rarely tell the public exactly how much
AI is peeling back the layers of ‘low-value’ work – NZ may be well placed to adapt
14th Aug 25, 12:15pm
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AI is peeling back the layers of ‘low-value’ work – NZ may be well placed to adapt
Jay L. Zagorsky outlines concerns about corporates using AI to offer customers different prices for the same product
5th Aug 25, 4:15pm
Jay L. Zagorsky outlines concerns about corporates using AI to offer customers different prices for the same product