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AI-generated songs are creeping onto the music charts in various scenes.

More finance experts are predicting the AI bubble is getting ready to pop - so what does that mean for Kiwi investors, and the economy?

A survey of business leaders suggested companies may be measuring against the wrong benchmarks, and that technology adoption was lagging.

Property Investor Chat Group NZ had 73,000 members when it was suspended last week.

While robots might affect wages in specific industries and countries, there is little evidence automation is consistently driving wages up or down.

In a country swamped by disinformation, two entrepreneurs have come up with solutions to tackle the problem on and offline.

'Deathbots' are AI systems designed to simulate voices, speech patterns and personalities of the deceased.

Executives warns a market correction could be on the way.

A quiet trailblazer, a beloved kōhanga reo nanny and the translators behind the bilingual Olympic sporting glossary are among those recognised at Ngā Tohu Reo Māori 2025.

Despite warnings of a potential crash due to inflated AI stock prices, markets continue to hit records.

The crowd at the meeting broke into cheers and chants when the results were announced.

The past two years have been "incredibly challenging" for the telco, its chief executive says.

Despite warnings of a potential crash due to inflated AI stock prices, markets continue to hit records.

The country's second-highest ranking police officer oversaw road policing and operational services - he was also secretly watching child sexual exploitation and bestiality. Audio

Disgraced former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming has admitted possessing child sexual exploitation and bestiality material.

Court documents reveal the extent of former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's viewing of objectionable material on his work devices,

About 200 top companies have increased revenue by 9.9 percent on the previous year.

Michael Burry, who rose to fame in theThe Big Short after predicting the housing market would collapse, has placed a new bet.

Michael Burry, who rose to fame in theThe Big Short after predicting the housing market would collapse, has placed a new bet.

Analysis: No one wants to cross the commander in chief. But voters now get a chance to have their say. Audio

But a primary health academic warns it could damage patient trust in the health system. Audio