Plans to expand automated decision-making in New Zealand's welfare sector has charities and legal experts concerned.

The government says it's ticked off 37 out of 40 goals in its last plan - but there's some big milestones in the next.

"It’s critical that government takes a realistic look ... stages help to effect this shift to human-centred AI. Jack Foster the NZ Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi says in the book ...

New reports reveal AI is seeing wider use across public and community services. The Public Service Association surveyed more than 900 of its members, with 55 percent of respondents saying AI is ...

As councils grapple with the risks and benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI), a Canterbury regional ... LDR is local body journalism co-funded by RNZ and NZ On Air. President Donald Trump ...

The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service has been warning Pacific partners that China's growing influence in the region presents foreign interference and espionage risks.

Planning will determine how effectively AI agents are incorporated to streamline agency processes and systems, government technology experts argued.

So with that in mind, let’s play a little thought experiment. If I were using AI to run the government, how would I do it differently? The US government is huge, there’s no doubt about that.