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AI is already taking NZ jobs - what needs to be done
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AI boom drives sharemarkets to best first quarter in five years
World stocks rise 7.7% as optimism about US economy offsets expectations of rate cuts.
2degrees latest telco to cut staff, One NZ confirms post-restructure numbers
The telco's technology team has been restructured.
AI revolution in NZ: Why the speed of human job losses is causing concern
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How can AI change NZ healthcare?
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COMMENT: AI is changing the way we accumulate research and development.
World leaders need AI 'off switch' before it wipes out humanity - researcher
AI developments pose a grave danger to the future of life on Earth, warns researcher.
Meet the ordinary people whose lives have been ruined by AI
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Opinion: ‘Superfluous people’ v AI: What the jobs revolution might look like
Financial Times: Employers are already jumping on the promise of AI to cut labour costs.
Job cuts at Spark, with AI in the frame
The telco cites 'unsustainable' increase in labour costs.
Startup promises cheaper funding option for small businesses
Funding provides options previously restricted to big firms.
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Matt Heath: Why AI will struggle to replace us - in our own eyes
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