Editorials
Maybe politicians should be required to have an AI we can interrogate
A 2026 Collective Intelligence Project survey found 55.9% trusted their AI chatbot to act in their interests, versus 32.6% for elected representatives
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Editorials
The birth of a labour-light economy?
At the time, the story sounded deeply suspicious: one company invests in another, the recipient uses that money to buy infrastructure from the investor
Editorials
New Zealand’s DPI Must Identify More Than People
New Zealand has built a strong, people-centred digital identity foundation. But effective digital public infrastructure must also establish what produced data, where it
Editorials
We Centralised Data Because We Couldn't Distribute Intelligence. AI Changes That
For decades, centralisation wasn't an ideology - it was economics. Data was born everywhere: branch offices, factory floors, hospital wards, and field operations.
Editorials
The Quiet Shame of Using AI — And Why It’s Hurting Your Organisation
There’s a strange contradiction playing out in workplaces right now. AI is everywhere. Almost everyone is using it. And yet… almost no one
Editorials
Why you should think twice before paying for premium commercial software
Traditionally, ‘high-code’ platforms, known for their flexibility and robustness, have been accessible mainly to those with sophisticated requirements and access to substantial resources