Sensible Sentencing Trust is once again calling for the government to introduce bodycams for all frontline officers with yet another short clip of an arrest bringing accusations of police brutality.

New Zealanders are worried about bias in automated decision-making, according to research conducted by Massey University research group Toi Āria: Design for Public Good.

A newly established independent expert panel, set up to advise Police on technology matters, has confirmed the way it will operate.

AI could be New Zealand’s electronic version of number 8 wire where special digital tools can be developed tools using AI to solve economic and social challenges, AI experts say.

The issue will be a key topic at the Aotearoa AI summit in Auckland on May 12.

The Sensible Sentencing Trust is calling on the government to introduce body cameras for all frontline police officers.

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is enabling New Zealand to tap into the growing market for plant-based products, where vegetables feature as a 'centre of the plate' item.

Samsung Electronics New Zealand has announced the launch of a new full smart laundry line-up and an innovative refrigerator for the ultimate smart home experience. 

Following a trial at the end of last year, on 24 March 2021 Council’s Chief Executive Officer Fergus Power approved a Body Camera Use Policy which enables Regulatory Services and Building Control Officers to carry wearable video cameras at times while performing their duties.

NIWA is expanding its data science and Artificial Intelligence capabilities (AI) with a global recruitment campaign for eight new data scientists.

Chorus has awarded funding to researchers at the University of Auckland to evaluate an online platform providing mental health support for New Zealanders.