Technology

Police have been given the legal clearance to continue tapping into private cameras more than 200,000 times a year for evidence. Audio

Stars of music, literature, screen and stage put their names to statement warning about the unlicensed use of artificial intelligence.

Opinion -While AI translation might bridge language barriers it is important to be clear about the benefits and challenges it presents, Elba Ramirez writes.

However, fibre coverage would need to improve to 95 percent from the current 87 percent, Deloitte says.

The photos of 50,000 public figures will be used to detect and block suspected scam advertisements.

As AI investment grows, the government is encourging its use across both private and public sectors - but the risks and costs of the technology remain under-investigated.

New Zealand spy agencies and the government have been caught up in a leak of secret documents assessing Israel's plans to attack Iran.

The warning comes as police say predators contact children through gaming platforms, then groom them to go into private chat rooms. Audio

The New Zealand and UK space agencies have come up with principles to make it easier for companies to do work in space.

A New Zealand biotechnology company has developed portable equipment to instantly diagnose animal and human diseases without the need of a lab.

Jill Creasy was fooled by a realistic-looking video of the PM, purportedly urging pensioners to invest in Bitcoin.

It's unacceptable that AI tools and global tech companies are still lagging in te reo pronunciation, a Māori tech innovator says. Audio

Mediawatch - What's behind a sudden surge of scandalous social media posts co-opting news media names to make them look less dodgy?

The data is anonymised and researchers can't use it to identify or link victims and offenders.

Police have been told public trust is on the line over getting technology in place to find and delete all the photos of people they should not have stored.

IRD rushed through an impact assessment of its advertising strategy to share taxpayers' details with Facebook and other social media platforms last month, within days of telling the Minister it… Audio

Facebook's parent company must face lawsuits accusing it of fueling mental health problems among teens by making its platforms addictive, a federal judge ruled.

For teenagers from migrant, LGBTQIA+ and other minority backgrounds, an age block could cut off access to essential social support.