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Kia ora, welcome back to your Kiwi AI News brief.
This issue looks at who gets heard in AI coverage, and how local businesses are putting AI to work. |
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An analysis by Taiuru found Māori are named in about a third of New Zealand news stories about AI, but Māori technology, rights and data sovereignty voices are quoted in just 3% of articles. That matters because New Zealand’s AI conversation needs to hear from the people it discusses.
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Harkness AI, a business built by a graduate founder, has reached 50 clients. It is a concrete sign of a New Zealand AI business finding customers.
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A report covered by IT Brief says only 5.2% of organisations surveyed in Australia and New Zealand have scaled AI beyond pilot projects, with structures and workflows the biggest barriers. The figure is for both countries, not New Zealand alone, but it shows the challenge facing local organisations trying to make AI part of everyday work.
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