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Source: MakeLemonade.nz Auckland – Many of New Zealand’s pioneering artificial intelligence (AI) experts will provide the latest news and outline new trends at the Aotearoa AI summit in Auckland on March 17. One of the key speakers is a founder of AI company Soul Machines, Greg Cross, who lives in New Zealand but creates businesses that compete on the international stage. Soul Machines is at the cutting edge of AI research and its unique Digital Brain, based on the latest neuroscience and developmental psychology research. Another speaker is Isuru Fernando who helps bring the bes...

Source: MakeLemonade.nz Christchurch – Sunday, January 31, must be seen as a red-letter day in New Zealand’s climate change history.  Much is being speculated and anticipated about the work of the new Climate Change Commission. At 2pm on Sunday, He Pou A Rangi Climate Change Commission will release its draft advice to government, on how to dramatically and substantially improve our nation’s approach to becoming more sustainable. The chair of the commission, Dr Rod Carr, was the vice-chancellor of the University of Canterbury before, during and after the Christchurch earthqua...

Source: MakeLemonade.nz Auckland – New Zealand is at serious risk of ruining its digital future which will impact on education, businesses and the national economy, a major national digital skills survey says. The substantial national survey, to be released in Wellington later today, paints a picture of lost opportunity, highlighting that New Zealand is facing a concerning digital skills mismatch impacting on the growth of the economy. The Digital Skills Aotearoa survey says not enough Kiwis choose lucrative digital tech careers and there is often a mismatch between what the education syst...

Source: MakeLemonade.nz Auckland – A major new national digital skills survey being released tomorrow, paints a picture of lost opportunity highlighting New Zealand is experiencing a digital skills mismatch which is impacting on the growth of the economy during difficult covid times. Digital technology businesses say they have problems attracting and retaining people with the tech and creative skills needed to help New Zealand grow faster, especially out of the covid pandemic. The Digital Skills Aotearoa survey says not enough Kiwis choose digital tech careers and there is often a mismatch...

Source: MakeLemonade.nz Auckland – Kiwi tech companies Blue Mirror, Jupl and Serentia Healthcare have partnered to protect frontline New Zealand and global healthcare workers while treating covid infected patients. More than 1700 nurses have died of covid in the northern hemisphere and many more have infected patients and co-workers, Serentia Healthcare founder Sir Ray Avery says. “What we have learnt is incorrect  use of  Personal Protective equipment (PPE) and poorly fitted  N95 respirator masks are a major cause of  covid infection mortalities in nursing staff. “But all this is ...