It's been a tumultuous first year for New Zealand's first artificial intelligence-focused company to list on the NZ Exchange (NZX).
Following on from a recent article on BusinessDesk, we unpack that journey so far and look ahead to what might be next for the contentious but ambitious company.
This week, we have a double feature, with an interview with entrepreneur extraordinaire Rowan Simpson following on Sunday. Make sure you subscribe to get that in your podcast feed when it drops.
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- Unconventional cap raise leaves unhappy trail from NZ to Poland - BusinessDesk
- New Zealand’s risk-averse approach to AI has its critics, and defenders - BusinessDesk
- BYD's Answer To Tesla Autopilot Is Way, Way Cheaper - Inside EVs
- Google Calendar removes Black History Month, Pride and other cultural events - The Guardian
- VCs Don’t Start Unicorns: The No.1 Lesson From Andreessen Horowitz - Forbes
- DeepSeek hasn’t just disrupted OpenAI. Chinese tech giants are being upended too - CNN
- Zuckerberg’s swerve: how diversity went from being a Meta priority to getting cancelled - The Guardian
- Tū Ātea to build private 5G network for CentrePort in Wellington - Interest.co.nz
- D Vance warns Europe to go easy on tech regulation in major AI speech - Politico
- Elon Musk’s golden goose is in trouble - The Telegraph
