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A commute book. It’s easy to read, clear and concise. It will help any reader who is not already an expert in responsible AI gain a solid understanding of the issue.

Anti-biotech site seeks to counter what it sees as propaganda by the GMO industry and its supporters in mainstream media.

A new survey released by Auror and Talbot Mills, has revealed more than 40% of New Zealanders consider artificial intelligence as a force for good, yet only 18% believe businesses are well placed to harness its potential. To help businesses harness AI ...

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

A new survey released by Auror and Talbot Mills, has revealed more than 40% of New Zealanders consider artificial intelligence as a force for good, yet only 18% believe businesses are well placed to harness its potential. To help businesses harness AI ...

As a director on the Responsible Technology team, Thea leads policy, advocacy, and investments that support digital forms of identification including privacy, user value and control, and security. She brings 18 years of experience to the firm as a development practitioner in inclusive economies, market development, and thought leadership, with a focus on frontier and

Meta and Google worked out a deal with the Australia government on a law that would make digital giants pay for journalism. Canada passed its own law, without any such deal. Meta says it has begun ending news availability on its platforms in Canada. Did Ottawa miss an opportunity to avoid this?

Advocacy groups that encourage consumers to avoid sugar derived from GE sugar beets target small, farmer-owned businesses.

Google’s monopolistic position in the digital landscape may finally be coming to an end