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- May 25, 2026
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This blog post is written by AI CDT student, Phillip Sloan I recently attended ML4H (Machine Learning for Health), a conference bringing together researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders at the intersection of machine learning and healthcare. Held at The Westin in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, the event spanned two packed days and showcased cutting-edge research, […]
The Hidden Risks Behind AI Token Supply Management
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- July 24, 2026
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Enterprises have started treating tokens the way they treat capital, tracking consumption, routing workloads to the cheapest model that will do the job, and holding teams accountable for what they spend. That discipline solves a cost problem. It does not solve a very different problem hiding underneath it. The same AI systems burning through compute […]
Huawei’s new tech explains why mobile AI network tech is no longer optional
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- June 28, 2026
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Heavy data uploads are crushing consumer cellular networks, triggering an industry-wide pivot toward specialised mobile AI network technology. Huawei’s newly unveiled GigaUplink system tackles this bottleneck by utilising upgraded multi-antenna configurations and intelligent spectrum algorithms to boost upload speeds fivefold. If you use a smartphone, you have been living in a “downlink” world. For the […]
One MP, One Pint: National MP Greg Fleming’s hopes for a bilingual parliament
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- July 8, 2026
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The National MP remains optimistic that tikanga could one day be embedded in the debating chamber and select committee. Though he may look the archetypal National Party man, Greg Fleming is anything but: the first-term Maungakiekie MP is brimming with unexpected quirks. Firstly, there’s his ability to link arms across the House. This term, he’s […]