The decision aimed to curb the corrosive power of an illegal monopoly, while rebuffing the US government's wider attempts to break up the company entirely.
World
Wed, Sep 3
Police said they did not condone the behaviour but there was not enough evidence of the alleged offences to take further action.
Crime and Justice
The announcement came a week after the parents of 16-year-old Adam Raine sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT coached the California boy in planning and taking his own life.
An international team of scientists is set up near Invercargill Airport, using a laser beam and radar waves to study conditions over the Southern Ocean.
New Zealand
Tue, Sep 2
The viral clip of a serious health and safety incident caused reputational damage to his former employer, their client, and the contractor who was injured in the incident.
You might think of it as a minor irritation, but research shows it can have serious consequences.
Life
Fri, Aug 29
Nvidia’s sales of its artificial intelligence chipsets rose at a slower pace than analysts anticipated during the company’s latest quarter.
Business
Thu, Aug 28
After just over an hour coasting through space, Starship splashed down as planned in the Indian Ocean.
Officials have apologised for the error, which had "some people receiving the same message up to eight times".
Tue, Aug 26
Almost half say learning to use the technology feels as onerous as having "a second job".
Local election candidates have mixed views on the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in campaigning.
Sun, Aug 24
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed Saturday that the company is working with the Trump administration on a new computer chip designed for sale to China.
Sat, Aug 23
The new technology can be used by emergency services to locate the phone of a person who has not called 111 themselves but there are grave fears for their health or safety.
Health
Fri, Aug 22
The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including growing threats to our security, a monster hurricane brewing, and has the robot takeover begun?
Thu, Aug 21
The Security Intelligence Service has released its third annual Security Threat Environment report.
Robots shaped like us have long sparked our imagination, and now they're a fast-growing reality, with three billion expected on planet by 2060.
How politics and diplomacy sound when the principals think no one is listening can reveal much about the character, humour and humanity of our leaders — for better and sometimes for worse.
Politics
Wed, Aug 20
It said it was an individual's actions that caused the death of Johnathon Walters on a Remuera street last year by a runaway truck.
Tue, Aug 19
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner warned that naming and shaming people on social media may be illegal under the Privacy Act and Harmful Digital Communications Act.
Sun, Aug 17
During the opening ceremony, the robots demonstrated football and boxing among other sports, with some cheering and backflipping as if at a real sports event.
Fri, Aug 15
The documents related to a 16-year-old boy who was today found not guilty by way of mental impairment over the murder a 41-year-old woman.
Thu, Aug 14
It signals a deeper change in the way people communicate and digital etiquette, says Anne Cordier.
The robots can perform prostate removals, hysterectomies, and knee replacements.
Tue, Aug 12
The fake online clothing store vanished after media exposure and resurfaced as "Canberra Muse" with an identical layout and stock.
Sun, Aug 10
A tech expert said there had been an uptick in the number of wrongful suspensions in recent months, which Meta denies.
Sat, Aug 9
