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Please stop obsessing over words. It’s quite simple: the RBA thinks inflation is too high, Stephen Bartos says
20th Jun 24, 12:18pm
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Please stop obsessing over words. It’s quite simple: the RBA thinks inflation is too high, Stephen Bartos says
People are worried about the media using AI for stories of consequence, but less so for sports and entertainment
20th Jun 24, 9:53am
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People are worried about the media using AI for stories of consequence, but less so for sports and entertainment
Anne Twomey says South Australia’s plan to ban political donations raises big risks as well as benefits
18th Jun 24, 12:46pm
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Anne Twomey says South Australia’s plan to ban political donations raises big risks as well as benefits
The AI transition will require stronger social safety nets, investment in education, and tax systems that support human workers and mitigate inequality, says the IMF
Global demand for oil could peak soon meaning NZ’s plan to revive offshore exploration doesn’t add up, Jen Purdie says
US dollar continues to cede ground in global foreign exchange reserves, but it remains the preeminent reserve currency
12th Jun 24, 9:51am
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US dollar continues to cede ground in global foreign exchange reserves, but it remains the preeminent reserve currency
Ian Bremmer surveys the challenges and opportunities facing India after an unexpectedly close election
What are the functions of the modern university? Anthony Richardson offers seven answers for the government review
William Rhodes & Stuart Mackintosh warn that global forums and solutions will be among the biggest losers from a deepening superpower conflict
Dambisa Moyo warns that an easing of monetary policy could encourage excessive borrowing and risk-taking
Cryptocurrencies use massive amounts of power – but eco-friendly alternatives come with their own risks
Solar farms can eat up farmland – but ‘agrivoltaics’ could mean the best of both worlds for NZ farmers
Sue me, if you can. How laws that prevent directors being sued make firms less likely to recall potentially dangerous products
Bell Gully's Blair Keown identifies seven key questions in the 'fit for purpose financial services conduct regulation' consultation
5th Jun 24, 1:46pm
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Bell Gully's Blair Keown identifies seven key questions in the 'fit for purpose financial services conduct regulation' consultation
Martin Brook says New Zealand needs to consider how it can meet the demands of a new economy, practically as well as morally and ethically
China turns to private hackers as it cracks down on online activists on Tiananmen Square anniversary
NZ Budget 2024: ‘tax relief’ for the ‘squeezed middle’ – but who’s paying? Seven experts follow the money
GeoNet funding only bright spot in Budget that's otherwise grim for science and research & development
It may be necessary to sacrifice machine learning performance for privacy protection with sensitive data
30th May 24, 9:25am
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It may be necessary to sacrifice machine learning performance for privacy protection with sensitive data
Raghuram Rajan worries that India will squander its massive potential by trying to emulate China's growth strategy
‘Facebook probably knows I sell drugs’ – how young people’s digital footprints can threaten their future prospects
Alex Prior says the British general election may prove unprecedented in the relative anonymity of the political leaders
Yi Fuxian explains why China's rising median age is at the root of its current malaise
Yu Yongding rejects gloomy narratives about the Chinese economy's prospects and proposes ways to revive growth
The ‘dead internet theory’ makes eerie claims about an AI-run web. The truth is more sinister