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Is OpenAI putting profit over public safety?

8 June 2026

Analysis: A growing number of cases against OpenAI and other tech giants investigate harms their products are alleged to have caused. Alexandra Andhov discusses.
The stories behind our Distinguished Alumni

4 June 2026

Feature: Sports executive, artist, judge, physicist, classically trained singer – excellence comes in many different forms. Nikki Addison dives into the diverse talents of the University’s 2026 Distinguished Alumni.
From tool to teammate: what's next in AI?

3 June 2026

Feature: AI is developing at such breakneck speed it’s hard to know how the technology will next materially impact our lives and work. Anthony Doesburg asks alumni working on the front lines of tech about where AI is taking us in the next 12 months.
Prisoners' rights the focus of groundbreaking project

3 June 2026

The first comprehensive guide to prison law in Aotearoa New Zealand is being developed with the support of a $153,000 grant.
7 tips to safeguard your digital privacy

3 June 2026

Auckland Law School Professor Jodi Gardner shares her tips to keep your private information secure online.
Alumni tales from around the globe

2 June 2026

Ingenio: James Fyfe catches up with alumni living in Mongolia, the US and New Caledonia.
Strong staff presence in King’s Birthday Honours list

1 June 2026

Seven University of Auckland staff have been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours, including Professor Elizabeth Rata who becomes a dame and Associate Professor Paul Baker who becomes a knight.
What is our place in the Pacific?

29 May 2026

Ingenio: As many Pacific countries face urgent health and climate-change challenges, and powerful states exert shifting influences in the region, Owen Poland asks what role can and should we be playing in the Pacific today.
Taking Issue: should we extend our parliamentary term?

29 May 2026

With the can kicked down the road in terms of a referendum at the 2026 general election on extending our term to four years, the question remains: should we extend our parliamentary term beyond three years?
Mongolian scholar earns PhD after profound loss

26 May 2026

Zolzaya Battsogt lost both her daughter and supervisor during her doctoral studies. This May, she graduated in their honour.
Musk loses case but OpenAI questions remain

25 May 2026

Analysis: Elon Musk sued OpenAI and lost. But the core question of the case remains unanswered.
What’s stopping competition in New Zealand?

21 May 2026

What happens when markets stop delivering, and how can they be rebalanced? Experts are examining the forces shaping competition and market outcomes.

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