The New Zealand Herald
New Zealand ignores the Kiwi who saw the future coming
In 1987, on a school trip to the German countryside, my maths teacher made a prediction.
Artificial intelligence
Quadrant
Bildung and the Machine
A sense of dread has settled over schools and universities.
Quadrant
AI, the Mirror and the Tower
“Artificial unintelligence more like it.” So declared a reader of the Australian after one of my recent columns on artificial intelligence.
The Australian
Our fearful mindset may be AI’s greatest hurdle
On Tuesday morning, I attended a breakfast in New Zealand’s parliament.
ZB Plus
Not ready to be ruled by AI, but maybe inspired
Last week, I spoke on a panel at Microsoft’s GovTech Futures conference in Wellington.
Insights
The most exciting breakthrough of 2022
There are some moments when you know the world will never be the same.
The New Zealand Herald
AI’s potential to polarise society
In a world increasingly shaped by AI, the value of our own intelligence and education does not diminish.