Technology

For this week's expert feature we speak to private investigator Julia Hartley-Moore. She started her own investigation firm in 1996 and has been busy every since looking into scams, child custody… Audio

Technology experts are urging Labour and National to announce an AI strategy before the election.

The rapidly advancing technology is being used for everything from faking photographs to cheating on… Audio

Increasingly, smartphone users are becoming aware, and with it, more concerned about the extent to which their phone is spying on them. Audio

The science-fiction fantasy of machine consciousness seems to be moving towards reality. But what would it mean for humans if artificial intelligence technology became conscious? And how would we… Audio

Spy firms track people in Africa through Pacific-based mobile networks. Audio

Technology correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to talk about what appears to be the biggest hack of the year so far - the mass exploitation of MOVEit Transfer software which has affected at least… Audio

After India's successful landing on the south pole of the moon, there's hope the West will stop seeing the country as a land of "snake charmers and elephants".  Audio

Dr Jack Poulson is a Silicon valley whistleblower shining a light on the link between tech companies and the military. Five years ago, he quit as a Research Scientist in Google's AI division, over… Audio

Owner and managing director of Vertech IT services, Dan Watson, is back for his fortnightly update on what's hot in the world of technology. This week he talks to Jesse about using technology to… Audio

Preventing state-sponsored attacks from countries such as China, Russia, Iran and Syria is an ongoing battle for cybersecurity engineer, Denise Carter-Bennett. She works at Datacom, and has a… Audio

Two years ago, China instituted a strict three-hour-per-week limit for children playing video games. Michelle Dickinson, AKA Nanogirl asks if we should be looking to China when it comes to kids on… Audio

Some of the world's biggest tech companies are now subject to new laws in European Union that are aimed at minimising harmful online content while protecting users' privacy. Last Friday the 19 largest… Audio

It might sound odd, but it's true, our stomachs have an amount of electrical activity going on! Dr Tim Angeli-Gordon is a biomedical engineer, he speaks to Jesse about what's happening in our tums. Audio

Technology correspondent Paul Matthews joins Kathryn to talk about the big changes to Europe's digital laws that come into effect from tomorrow impacting the largest social and tech companies in the… Audio

More than half of Kiwi parents are concerned about the impact of artificial intelligence on their kids' education, according to a new survey. AI is "another element" for parents already worried that… Audio