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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivers a speech during the Computex 2026 exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, June 1, 2026.

Nvidia bets on AI PCs with new 'superchip' powering Windows laptops

Nvidia unveiled new powerful chips that would bring advanced artificial intelligence functions into laptops and desktop computers.

Business

7:54pm

Pages from the Anthropic website and the company's logo are displayed on a computer screen in New York on February 26, 2026.

US military leaders urge caution as Pentagon pushes for battlefield AI

The clash over the integration of AI into the military, who ultimately controls the technology and the ethics behind its use has played out in unusually public fashion during the Trump administration.

World

Monday 7:00pm

Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah.

Value of Anthropic surges to US$965bn after private funding push

Aided by a push of $65 billion, Anthropic has moved ahead of its chief rival OpenAI.

World

Fri, May 29

According to figures obtained by the Nelson Mail, councillor Mark Greening attended three meetings in person in the last triennium and 73 meetings online.

Tasman district councillor criticised for attending 73 meetings online

According to figures obtained by the Nelson Mail, councillor Mark Greening attended three meetings in person in the last triennium and 73 meetings online.

New Zealand

Wed, May 27

Hackers

ManageMyHealth warned before massive data breach – inquiry

The theft of the data was described as preventable, alongside being "neither technically sophisticated, nor particularly uncommon" by researchers.

Business

Wed, May 27

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivers a speech during the Computex 2026 exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, June 1, 2026.

Nvidia bets on AI PCs with new 'superchip' powering Windows laptops

Nvidia unveiled new powerful chips that would bring advanced artificial intelligence functions into laptops and desktop computers.

Business

7:54pm

Pages from the Anthropic website and the company's logo are displayed on a computer screen in New York on February 26, 2026.

US military leaders urge caution as Pentagon pushes for battlefield AI

The clash over the integration of AI into the military, who ultimately controls the technology and the ethics behind its use has played out in unusually public fashion during the Trump administration.

World

Monday 7:00pm

Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah.

Value of Anthropic surges to US$965bn after private funding push

Aided by a push of $65 billion, Anthropic has moved ahead of its chief rival OpenAI.

World

Fri, May 29

According to figures obtained by the Nelson Mail, councillor Mark Greening attended three meetings in person in the last triennium and 73 meetings online.

Tasman district councillor criticised for attending 73 meetings online

According to figures obtained by the Nelson Mail, councillor Mark Greening attended three meetings in person in the last triennium and 73 meetings online.

New Zealand

Wed, May 27

Hackers

ManageMyHealth warned before massive data breach – inquiry

The theft of the data was described as preventable, alongside being "neither technically sophisticated, nor particularly uncommon" by researchers.

Business

Wed, May 27

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The evolutionary biologist spoke to Q+A's Jack Tame as he marks 50 years of The Selfish Gene.

Richard Dawkins likens AI to sci-fi: 'Claude and ChatGPT are HAL'

The evolutionary biologist spoke to Q+A's Jack Tame ahead of what he is calling his farewell tour to New Zealand.

World

Sun, May 24

Elon Musk took the stand for the second day in the landmark trial against Sam Altman.

OpenAI avoids costly loss to Elon Musk but neither side unscathed

After prevailing in its court fight with Musk, the ChatGPT maker remains on track for what could be one of the largest initial public offerings in history.

World

Sun, May 24

The young man took images from four young women's social media accounts.

First NZ sentencing for creating, sharing deepfake porn images

After the first prosecution of its kind in New Zealand, a 21-one-year-old has been sentenced to 24 months' intensive supervision

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 22

Chief Executive of NVIDIA Jensen Huang signs a DELL machine at Dell Technologies World event happing in Las Vegas on Monday, May 18, 2026.

Nvidia quarterly results boosted by massive AI chip demand

Nvidia's results have exceeded the analyst projections that shape investors’ perceptions since Nvidia’s high-end chips emerged as AI’s best building blocks three years ago.

Business

Thu, May 21

Bunnings has switched on facial recognition at two of its stores amid what it described as a rise in "threatening incidents".

Bunnings rolls out facial recognition tech across North Island stores

It marks the latest step of the system's phased nationwide rollout, with the retailer saying the technology would be used to protect staff and customers.

Business

Tue, May 19

Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Open AI and its top executives

Elon Musk loses lawsuit against Open AI and its top executives

Musk had accused the company he helped found of betraying a shared vision for it to guide AI development as a nonprofit dedicated to humanity’s benefit.

Crime and Justice

Tue, May 19

An Auckland man is seeking answers after falling victim to a sophisticated mobile phone scam that almost cost him $20,000.

SIM swapping fraud warning after mobile number hijacked, $20k taken

An Auckland man is seeking answers after falling victim to a sophisticated mobile phone scam that almost cost him $20,000.

Crime and Justice

Fri, May 15

Palestinian programmer Tarik Zaeem, 44, works on his computer at a coworking space.

Gaza’s digital workers are still coding amid bombs and blackouts

A determined community of freelancers continue to carry out coding, designing and programming for clients abroad.

World

Fri, May 15

Artists fear their work isn’t being protected enough from the fast-emerging technology.

AI songs top music charts – NZ creatives fear losing control

With tracks created by artificial intelligence topping the charts here and overseas, New Zealand artists are concerned their work isn’t being protected.

New Zealand

Wed, May 13

Chat GPT.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI accused of helping plan US school shooting

Authorities say ChatGPT gave information to the shooter about what time and location to maximise victims, as well as the type of gun and ammo to use.

Crime and Justice

Tue, May 12

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Xero users in a number of countries have experienced disruptions over the last five days.

Xero chief apologises after days of disruptions for customers

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy has been forced to apologise after problems in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Business

Tue, May 12

People play games at a RedClaw AI promotion booth set up outside a shopping mall in Beijing

China's rapid embrace of AI may shape how it's used globally

AI models built in the United States still dominate in raw computing firepower, but Chinese people and businesses have rapidly embraced the technology.

World

Sun, May 10

Digital boost for situations where the Deaf community may face delays or lack access to NZSL interpreters. 

AI avatars to deliver real-time NZ sign language translations

AI avatars will provide additional support in situations where the Deaf community may face delays or lack access to interpreters.

New Zealand

Fri, May 8

University of Auckland and Auckland University of Technology (file image)

Auckland students' details caught up in massive global university hack

Names, email addresses, ID numbers and messages between users could all be affected by the breach.

New Zealand

Fri, May 8

Elon Musk.

French prosecutors seek charges against Musk, X over child sex abuse images

They sought charges for child sexual abuse images on the platform, deepfakes, disinformation and complicity in denying crimes against humanity by the platform's AI, Grok.

Business

Fri, May 8

Résumé (file).

Job hunters struggling to get through AI screening, algorithms

Employers struggling to wade through AI applications as some job seekers get CVs professionally written to stand out.

New Zealand

Wed, May 6

Previous trophies from the awards (file image)

Dumped media awards sponsor 'sorry' for social media post

Voyager founder and chief executive Seeby Woodhouse has apologised for retweeting a post he says was "unacceptable".

Business

Wed, May 6

New research from technology firm Lumin found that more than half of Kiwi organisations had been hit by fraudsters in the last year.

AI turning identity fraud into major business risk, tech firm says

New research from technology firm Lumin found that more than half of Kiwi organisations had been hit by fraudsters in the last year.

Business

Wed, May 6

Meta AI and other AI apps (file image).

Zuckerberg 'personally' OK'd AI copyright infringement, publishers allege

The class action lawsuit, filed in federal court in Manhattan, accuses the tech giant of copyright infringement.

World

Wed, May 6

The comet – known as C/2025 R3 PanSTARRS - has swung around the sun and is now visible in the southern hemisphere.

'The best is yet to come': Astronomers on when and how to view rare comet

Matt Balkham from Wellington Astronomical Society said although the comet was getting fainter and further away, it may actually be a better time to photograph it.

New Zealand

Wed, May 6

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