Luxon criticizes slow AI adoption among New Zealand businesses as missed opportunity
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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expresses disappointment at the slow adoption of AI tools by Kiwi businesses, noting that despite New Zealand's historical reputation as early technology adopters, many businesses are not utilizing available AI technologies. He made these remarks while highlighting missed opportunities for productivity and innovation in the New Zealand economy.
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I think we always used to pride ourselves on being very good adopters of technology, and we are on one level, but if I go around the Business Association, the Chambers of Commerce, and I get people to put their hands up who's using some of the AI tools, I'm constantly underwhelmed by how little we are adopting them.
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