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Google emissions jump nearly 50% over five years as AI use surges
Financial Times: Energy-thirsty AI threatens tech giant’s ambition of reaching ‘net zero’.
‘Let’s not go overboard’ on worries about AI energy use, Bill Gates says
FT: Tech leader says power-hungry AI systems are spurring a boom in clean energy.
Morgan Freeman slams 'unauthorised' use of his voice for AI 'scam'
The actor joins a growing list of celebs being targeted by AI imitations and deepfakes.
Just five stocks power US markets to big gain
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Datacom swings back to profit, talks up AI, Aussie strength
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All eyes are on Nvidia's stock, so what's been going on?
Nvidia shares lost billions in market value, but concerns may be short-lived.
Opinion: Should you dump your partner if Chat GPT says so?
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Liam Dann: How will NZ drive economic growth in the next decade? Why mining won’t cut it
OPINION: The next wave of global economic growth will involve electricity, Liam Dann says.
The first AI film is here - and Hollywood is terrified
Here's why cinemas are afraid to show the film.
Editorial: Data centre deal shows potential future for New Zealand
OPINION: Could NZ's economic future lie in storing other country's data?
Ketchup with icecream? McDonald’s is ending its test run of AI-powered drive-thrus
Mix-ups went viral on social media.
Opinion: Will AI enhance or undermine human intelligence?
OPINION: Education thinkers are split on whether AI will improve or harm learning.
Ka-ching: NZ Super Fund cleans up as AI star Nvidia becomes world's most valuable firm
But will it end in tears? A couple of cautious voices emerge.
Nvidia vaults past Apple and Microsoft to become world’s most valuable company
Financial Times: Landmark moment, explosive rally with investor excitement over AI.
Infratil's $1b share placement easily filled
The first leg of Infratil's $1.15 billion share offer has attracted strong demand.
Keep the lights on or push for AI? Kiwi CIOs' tight-budget priorities
What's keeping decision-makers up at night?
Tuanz CEO Craig Young on executives’ top concerns in the Digital Priorities 2024 report
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Kim Knight: What to cook for dinner? ChatGPT says chocolate crumpets
OPINION: Kim Knight discovers meals are weirder when AI does the planning.
Infratil plans big data centre expansion
Infratil plans to raise $1.15 billion to fund growth in data centre company CDC.
'Balanced and agile': How much are councils and government departments using AI?
'The fear that AI could control the government is understandable.'
Elon Musk abruptly drops lawsuit against OpenAI
Claims centred on allegations of breach of contract, unfair business practices,
How AI is changing the capital markets
Artificial intelligence is advancing the capital markets sector.
Opinion: What will a robot make of your resume?
OPINION: Research has looked at the use of AI in recruitment and hiring.
Apple enters AI race with ambitions to overtake early leaders, focus on privacy
Sam Altman - CEO of new partner Open AI - in the literal and figurative front row.
Demand for AI skills falls, with ads ‘extremely rare’
Demand for AI skills tapered off amid hype and concern over the impact of the technology.
Can AI improve your dating life?
If you need help getting some romance into your life, AI can lend you a hand.
Nvidia passes Apple to become world’s second-most valuable company
AI player's share price has more than doubled this year after more than tripling in 2023.
Mourners can now speak to an AI version of the dead. But will that help with grief?
AI is imitating the dead and dying, raising new questions about grieving.
Opinion: AI’s biggest promise for consumers remains just that - a promise
Financial Times: An arms race is in full swing, but fundamental problems are unresolved.
How AI can bolster Warrriors' coaching arsenal
"It gives a greater level of insight than we’ve ever had before."