Robots, chips, and the technology shaping our future.
⚡ Tech Google kills whiteboard interviews for AI-assisted hiring, Google/Meta build personal app-integrated agents, prompt engineering as a standalone career is fading, and Anthropic's rapid revenue growth signals a new phase for AI's impact on work.
⚡ Tech One engineer doing the work of 20, Salesforce's bet on AI-native graduates, NZ's identity fraud crisis, and why most businesses still aren't seeing AI returns.
⚡ Tech OpenAI's new real-time voice models can translate conversations on the fly, reason at GPT-5 level, and transcribe with unprecedented accuracy. Voice agents just got a whole lot smarter — and a whole lot more threatening to call centres.
⚡ Tech 87% of Australian businesses lack responsible AI governance while rushing to deploy productivity tools. KPMG warns the productivity gains will be eaten by regulatory risk if firms don't fix the basics.
⚡ Tech Legal personhood arrives, universities adapt, and the liability gap creates new risks for AI developers
⚡ Tech Singapore beat the world to regulating autonomous AI agents. Its framework is live, practical, and already affecting NZ businesses operating in Asia.
⚡ Tech Vietnam now has the most aggressive AI enforcement regime in Southeast Asia. If you sell AI into Vietnam, you're already subject to rules you probably haven't read.
⚡ Tech How AI is reshaping work, society, and who gets left behind
⚡ Tech Australia's prudential regulator just demanded banks get serious about AI risk. NZ has no equivalent — even as billions pour into AI infrastructure here.
⚡ Tech Melbourne residents live in the shadow of 'Australia's largest hyperscale AI factory' — 225MW, 100 diesel generators, and zero cumulative environmental assessment. The datacentre backlash is here.
⚡ Tech Arvind Krishna's message was blunt: the companies winning with AI aren't deploying more of it — they're redesigning how they operate.
⚡ Tech