Apr 8, 2026 | Newsletters
🔐 “Experts have many advantages. They are better able to see through LLM errors and hallucinations; they are better judges of AI output in their area of interest; they are better able to instruct the AI to do the required job; and they have the opportunity for more trial and error. That lets them unlock the latent expertise within LLMs in ways that others could not.” – Ethan Mollick Hello Reader, At last night’s Christchurch AI Meetup, we demonstrated how the barrier is collapsing between…
Apr 1, 2026 | Newsletters
🧐 “The best way to drive AI adoption is by marrying domain knowledge with foundational AI training. Generalist skills, creativity, and technical integration are more critical than deep specialization in today’s AI-driven world.” Bhavesh Dayalji Hello Reader, I’ve been writing content on the Internet for a long time, and I must confess – I’m vain about what I publish. I have always produced a large volume of content. I was a marketing automation expert for a decade, so I can make a lot. I like…
Mar 31, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand’s Public Service AI Work Programme assumes more human capability than it names. Here’s where the real gaps are — and why AI readiness now depends on judgment, reflection, and practice.
Mar 15, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand librarians and information professionals are using AI to manage collection documentation, research support records, and community programme materials more efficiently — keeping library services accessible and community-focused.
Mar 15, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand museum and gallery professionals are using AI to manage collection documentation, exhibition planning records, and visitor communications more efficiently — while keeping the cultural and curatorial work firmly human-centred.
Mar 15, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand translators and interpreters are using AI to manage the documentation demands of a precise profession — managing translation projects, glossaries, and quality assurance records — more efficiently.
Mar 14, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand social workers are using AI to manage the substantial documentation demands of a regulated profession — case notes, reports, and safety assessments — more efficiently, while keeping their focus on the people they serve.
Mar 14, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand economists and economic analysts are using AI to manage the documentation demands of a technical profession — research papers, policy briefs, and analytical reports — more efficiently.
Mar 14, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand physiotherapists and rehabilitation professionals are using AI to manage the documentation demands of a regulated health profession — assessments, treatment plans, and ACC reports — more efficiently.
Mar 14, 2026 | Articles
New Zealand financial planners and wealth advisers are using AI to manage the documentation demands of a regulated profession — SOAs, client records, and compliance files — more efficiently.
