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In their review of Shannon Vallor’s work, two experts share their insights on how managers can use generative AI (GenAI) not just as a tool, but as a reflective partner to foster discernment, creativity, and moral accountability in the workplace.

What’s really going on in New Zealand’s economy? Author, media commentator, and thought leader Shamubeel Eaqub – known for making economics accessible and engaging – shares his insights in a refreshing way.

The University of Auckland's Kawea Ake strategy uplifts te ao Māori throughout the institution. Business School Kaiārahi Hone Thorpe provides an overview of the indigenising strategy that can inspire business leaders to build stronger partnerships and innovate through Indigenous knowledge.

Business School AI Thematic Lead Dr Guy W Bate emphasises that staying creative, critical, and intentional in an age of generative AI isn’t just for educators. It’s a strategic challenge facing every leader and manager trying to innovate in the current business landscape.

Dr Guy W Bate delves into the evolving dynamics between humans and AI in professional settings. Beyond mere productivity tools, AI systems are now becoming integral to personal and professional relationships, influencing decision-making and self-perception.

Contract Law for Non-Lawyers is designed to demystify the complexities of contract law for business professionals without formal legal training. Find out more about this new short course facilitated by Commercial Law expert Dr Mark McConnell.