The Strategy outlines the Government’s commitment to creating an environment where New Zealand businesses can adopt and innovate with AI technologies with confidence.
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There are particular concepts about how Artificial Intelligence works and is used that are important to understand for mitigating any associated risk.
This strategy deliberately emphasises AI adoption and application rather than foundational AI development, reflecting both economic reality and strategic opportunity for New Zealand’s context.
Provides an update on Emissions Reduction Plan two (ERP2) consultation, seeks approval to proactively release key ERP2 energy advice and provides initial advice on energy content for the final plan.
pdf, 376 KBNew Zealand stands at a pivotal moment in the global AI revolution. The evidence is becoming clear: countries that embrace AI proactively will enjoy significant competitive advantages while those that hesitate risk being left behind.
The telecommunications service obligations (TSO) regulatory framework established under the Telecommunications Act 2001 enables specific telecommunications services to be available and affordable.
Artificial intelligence (AI) represents one of the most significant technological opportunities of our time. For New Zealand, embracing AI is not merely an option, it is essential for maintaining our competitiveness, attracting global talent, and delivering the productivity gains our economy needs to thrive.
This page explains what dispute resolution is, why it is important and how it is practiced in New Zealand.