Showing posts with label Intellectual property. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intellectual property. Show all posts
Saturday, September 21, 2024
Collin Bjork: Why universities must be wary of embracing AI-driven teaching tools....
Labels: Artificial intelligence (AI), Collin Bjork, EdTech, Education, Education technology, Intellectual property, Plagiarism, Students, Universities, University fundingClones in the classroom - why universities must be wary of embracing AI-driven teaching tools
The university sector in New Zealand is at a tipping point due to chronic underfunding, shifting enrolments and increasing costs from inflation. In response, the government has established two working groups to assess the health of the sector and provide recommendations for the future.
Thursday, October 26, 2023
Too many products are easier to throw away than fix – NZ consumers deserve a ‘right to repair’
Labels: Alexandra Sims, Consumer rights, Copyright, Intellectual property, Right to repair, Trish O'SullivanThere was time when the family washing machine would last decades, with each breakdown fixed by the friendly local repairman. But those days are long gone.
Today, it is often faster, easier and cheaper to replace household items, even when they are meant to be repairable.
This is not just a consumer issue. Only about 2% of New Zealand’s e-waste is recycled, meaning most of our electrical goods are ending up in landfills.
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