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Underneath the political squabbling, what would a change to consent laws actually mean?
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- July 26, 2026
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Changing New Zealand’s consent laws would shift the focus to the presence of a ‘yes’ rather than the absence of a ‘no’. There’s nothing like listening to politicians squabbling at a playground level – “It was mine, no, it was MINE” – to obscure the importance of a complex shift New Zealand’s laws around rape. […]
The Traitors NZ finale was tearful, tired and a tad disappointing
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- June 30, 2026
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As The Traitors NZ wraps up its third murderous season, faithfuls Alex Casey and Tara Ward look back on all the death and deception. Warning: contains spoilers. Tara Ward: Alex, YOU’RE FOUND. Please take a seat at my round table of emotions, as we have some important issues to discuss about The Traitors NZ. It’s […]
Retail UX is Stuck. Multimodal AI is the Reset Button.
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- June 28, 2026
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E-commerce has barely changed in 25 years. It’s not innovative. It’s the status quo on the fast track to legacy status. Grids, filters, and static product pages designed for clicks and taps are being outpaced by how people are starting to shop today. In the future, you’ll need a UI that listens, responds, and adapts in […]
Experimenting with AI-Models for Auto-Filling Car Data
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- June 28, 2026
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Recently, I embarked on a personal experiment to test how some of the current AI models could assist in automatically detecting a car’s make, model, etc based only on some images. This experiment aimed to evaluate how well different AI models (both locally deployable and enterprise solutions) can identify car details and match data fields […]