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Artificial Intelligence to double the rate of innovation in New Zealand by 2021
Posted on 13-Mar-2019 14:47 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
IDC study commissioned by Microsoft predicts Artificial Intelligence (AI) will double the rate of innovation improvements and improve employee productivity gains by 1.5 times in New Zealand by 2021.

Psoda uses AI computer vision to automate Agile project management
Posted on 24-Sep-2018 12:45 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Wellington-based project management tools company Psoda has applied machine vision AI to automate one of the most common frustrations with Agile project management - synchronising physical and digital kanban task boards.

How clever is this: AI will create 2.3 million jobs by 2020
Posted on 19-Dec-2017 19:52 Articles, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, by iStart
While eliminating 1.8 million less demanding ones...

Accenture study shows benefits of AI to New Zealand growth
Posted on 2-Jun-2017 15:40 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence could double New Zealand's growth rate in the next 20 years.

National AI group launching next month
Posted on 25-May-2017 09:54 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fast being used to make people more efficient and it will touch every element of New Zealanders' lives from better healthcare and education to faster service and more personalised products, tech leader Stu Christie says.

New AI and robotics capabilities optimise Pega CRM
Posted on 17-Mar-2017 19:58 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Pega CRM now offers desktop analytics to uncover hidden opportunities that increase workforce productivity and boost the bottom line.

Artificial Intelligence deal biggest yet for University of Auckland/UniServices
Posted on 23-Nov-2016 09:22 News, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Intelligent computers that look, think and react like humans are the latest technology being developed at the University of Auckland to become a commercial venture.


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