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What's with the AI caricatures taking over social media feeds?
The caricatures are meant to be a culmination of everything ChatGPT knows about a person, but they have also brought up questions around privacy and personal information.
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Stanford hails $3.39b boost from new 'golden visa'
The immigration minister said 573 applications had been received since changes to the investor visa took effect last April.
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Midday Report Essentials for Friday 13 February 2026
Audio 12:59 pm todayDonald Trump is erasing the scientific finding that climate change endangers the planet, effectively saying he is right and scientists are wrong. The move ends the US government's authority to control… Audio
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The Opportunity Party calls for rethink on retirement policy
With dire warnings that New Zealand can't hope to continue to fund super with its ageing population, coupled with concerns that AI will lead to major job displacement the Opportunities Party says it's… Audio
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AI researchers sounding alarm on way out the door
Analysis: In just the past few days, a number of high-profile AI staffers have decided to call it quits.
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AI researchers sounding alarm on way out the door
Analysis: In just the past few days, a number of high-profile AI staffers have decided to call it quits.
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Instagram boss denies social media can be 'clinically addictive'
The lawsuit is the first of more than 1500 similar cases to go to trial and could serve as a test of whether the social media giants can be held responsible for claims that they've harmed young users'…
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Latex glove found in hunt for Nancy Guthrie being tested
US sheriff's deputies and FBI agents have fanned out along highways, vacant lots and remote dwellings of southern Arizona, combing the desert landscape forany sign of the missing woman.
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At the limits of Artificial Intelligence
Composer Sophie Burbery is doing a PhD on AI creativity and feminism. Audio
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A new wave of romance scams is washing across the internet - here’s how to stay safe
Beware AI-assisted scams going after your heart and then your wallet.
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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 12 February 2026
New numbers out this morning paint a picture of a strengthening economy, but Labour isn't convinced and says the government is trying to distract from its poor economic performance by playing… Audio
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New ‘Rent a Human’ website where AI agents buy human labour
Paul Spain, futurist and chief executive at Gorilla Technology spoke to Guyon Espiner about a new Rent a Human website where AI agents buy human labour. Audio
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Christchurch AI start-up raises more than $4m in seed funding
Audio 11 Feb 2026The Christchurch AI start-up that turns meeting notes into documents. Audio
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大量“二手内容搬运工”借助AI歪曲新闻，社交媒体正沦为垃圾信息集散地
专家认为，海量"屎化"垃圾信息的充斥是社交媒体走向没落的原因之一，但如果传统媒体也采用人工智能技术，则人们无法当前的技术环境下获得可靠信息。
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Predator Free South Westland nears eradication goal
As an ambitious mainland predator eradication project reaches completion, what will it take to keep pests at bay long-term?
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How fake NZ news pages are swamping Facebook with AI slop
Analysis - "Fake NZ news" pages are bombarding social media with misleading slop, including using AI to animate photos of a teenage landslide victim.
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How fake NZ news pages are swamping Facebook with AI slop
Analysis - "Fake NZ news" pages are bombarding social media with misleading slop, including using AI to animate photos of a teenage landslide victim. Audio
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Can you distinguish fake news from real news?
How do you know what you read online is accurate and real? We're asking because an investigation has discovered that fake "New Zealand news" pages are flooding Facebook and they are proving very hard… Audio
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Donald Trump should apologise for 'racist' Obama post - Luxon
The prime minister says the post was racist and "it's right that it's been removed".
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Do teens need to learn to type for online exams?
Should primary and intermediate schools teach children to type so they are ready for online exams at high school? Audio
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Is NZ defence aligning with AUKUS in all but name?
While strengthening its security partnerships and expanding military capabilities, the government has so far said it is only assessing joining Pillar II of the AUKUS security pact.
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Can NZ set its own path with laws against online harm?
Comment - Online harm, including exposure to illegal material, sexualised deepfakes, harassment and bullying, is a pressing problem. NZ can now cautiously follow laws introduced overseas, or develop…
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Bad language on the air & AI in our newsrooms
Surveys say we don't yet trust AI in our news, but a new report shows our newsrooms are all using it - even if they're not telling us. Another report says we're more bothered by bad language on air… Audio
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'I didn't make a mistake': Trump condemns, doesn't apologise for racist video
The White House first defended the post on Friday depicting the Obamas as apes, then deleted it 12 hours after it appeared.
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'Of course I do': Trump condemns video showing Obamas as apes
A spokesperson for former President Barack Obama and wife Michelle has declined to comment.
