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Pioneering Generative AI in New Zealand’s Public Sector
Kitmap: A Digital Hub for New Zealand’s Science and Technology
Blockchain to change New Zealand’s export business
New Zealand exporters need to be more proactive about using technology to protect the country’s brand and product reputation. With blockchain, the documentation timeframe for New Zealand exporters can be reduced. Also, risks such as cybersecurity threats and fraud can be mitigated.
How New Zealand and the world can address cyberattacks
The price tag of cybercrime is currently NZ$ 600 billion annually and is expected to jump to NZ$ 6 trillion annually by 2021. National strategies, collaborations among businesses, and a wide debate about exposure to and risk of cyber insecurity are needed.
AI to clean New Zealand’s coastlines
The tool will work alongside a United Nations Environment Programme methodology in order to help communities around the country capture and categorise what litter is on the beaches. The information will provide valuable insight on the effectiveness of different litter interventions.
New Zealanders most targeted by tech support scams
Kiwis were far more probable to be exposed to fake pop-up ads and windows disguising as notification from their software provider compared to other nationalities that participated in the survey. It was actually male millennials who were the most likely to experience financial losses from a scam.
New Zealand to become launch pad of small satellites
New Zealand has relatively light aerospace regulation compared to other parts of the world and has no air or shipping traffic. As more and more launch pads are being planned around the world in years to come, New Zealand will remain as the company’s highest-volume location for launches.
New Zealand trials AI for cross-agency regulatory context
The objective of the Proof of Concept is to find out if conversational AI works in a cross-agency regulatory context. Moreover, it will check if businesses would be open to have a conversation with a “machine” to reduce their effort in searching for information to make decisions.
