News and insights on Artificial Intelligence.
A new report reveals “fluffing around” as the top productivity killer in New Zealand workplaces, caused by time wasted searching for information and waiting for responses. Enterprise AI tools are presented as the solution, providing instant access to information and eliminating the need for manual tasks. Early adopters report significant improvements in productivity and a shift towards a more efficient work culture.
Copilot Pages, ChatGPT Canvas, Anthropic Artefacts, Google Notebook LLM, and Perplexity Pages are features designed to capture knowledge, yours.
As we move forward, businesses that can effectively integrate AI into their leadership structures may find themselves with a significant competitive advantage. The question isn't just "What if an AI agent had a seat at your leadership table?" but "When will it happen, and will you be ready?"
Meet Digital Justin, a cutting-edge AI representation of Justin Flitter, New Zealand's leading AI for business advisor and founder of AI New Zealand.
Software built pre AI and generative AI, were designed for workflows that are no longer necessary.
At July’s AI Show event we showcase Computer Vision and the practical ways Kiwi companies are using this AI powered technology to solve business problems.
The rapid adoption of AI in the workplace, and the BYOAI trend that’s increasing risks with the use of consumer grade, or Shadow AI tools.
Don't miss this episode if you're interested in understanding how AI can revolutionise your business and stay ahead in today's fast-evolving tech landscape.
The AI Show speakers emphasised the potential of LLMs and generative AI for businesses while acknowledging the challenges and risks involved. They offered solutions and best practices for secure and responsible implementation of these technologies.
90% of workers predicted a positive impact on their careers due to their AI skills included greater job satisfaction, increased work efficiency, and higher salaries.
OpenAI released their ChatGPT customer story with Moderna explaining how the company achieved 100% AI adoption in just 6 months.
Redcommendations to reduce the risk of confidential information falling into the wrongs hands through enterprise AI tools.
In New Zealand, as in the rest of the world, AI is not merely a technological tool to be used by Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) or Chief Information Officers (CIOs); it is a strategic asset that impacts every facet of a business.
Nations are investing heavily in building their own AI capabilities and ecosystems to gain global competitive advantages and strategic influence.
For New Zealand, the importance of Sovereign AI lies in several key areas:
The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents is poised to revolutionise the way we interact with the digital world.
Here are some best practices for organising data for generative AI in professional services businesses.
The futurist has researched geopolitical, environmental, scientific and emerging technology trends. To help us better understand the impact of these forces on our political, societal and commercial future.
The right to be forgotten is a key rule with the EU’s GDPR regulations. How will that rule apply to new AI systems?
The AI Show in March was an exceptional showcase of how two companies are developing practical AI powered business solutions.
The world’s first AI software engineer called Devin can write, debug and deploy code to create functioning websites and products.
Devin is a new model that can complete jobs on Upwork, pass interviews at top AI companies, and excel at the SWE-Bench coding benchmark.
Yesterday at MWC Barcelona, Matt Bain shared insight into Spark New Zealand's journey into the world of AI.
The AI Show is Auckland’s monthly AI event for business leaders and technical professionals. Check out the talks from this month’s event.
Companies are increasingly faced with a pivotal decision: to adopt AI as a utility for driving efficiency or to leverage it as a strategic asset for developing a competitive edge.
Will the acceleration of AI in the workplace escalate the need for a Universal Basic Income? Founder of AI for business consultancy AI New Zealand, Justin Flitter and Business Herald reporter Madison Reidy give us a sense of how much risk our jobs are at.
Getting proficient with Artificial Intelligence may seem like an overwhelming task. But fear not; I've got a simplified, two-step approach that can help you and your team get started.
In this episode of Scaling Awesome, Richard Conway from PureSEO shares the most challenging aspects of developing and integrating AI into their business, and words of advice for any business leaders still sitting on the fence.