# Māori Tech

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AI Advances, Autonomous Wayves, and the Future of Mobile Connectivity

Join Paul Spain and Ryan Ashton (A Few Quiet Yarns - AFQY) as they delve into the dynamic landscape of AI, autonomous driving technology, and the MWC 2025. They look autonomous vehicles and Kiwi-founded Wayve's expansion in Europe, Meta’s apology for Instagram feeds displaying graphic content, the …

University of Waikato Anthropology lecturer, Bronwyn Isaacs & Māori tech ethics expert, Dr Karaitiana Taiuru on deep fakes and AI generated content in NZ politics: June, 05 2025

The proliferation of deep fakes and AI-generated content on social media sites like TikTok and Instagram, is playing an ever-increasing role in political campaigns.  Recent elections in Australia and the United States, among other countries, have demonstrated the role of deep fakes in representin…

From Reluctant Leader to Māori Tech Trailblazer | Lee Timutimu | PEP Talk S2E1

Season 2 of PEP Talk is here! 🎉 We open with a powerful kōrero featuring Lee Timutimu — Māori tech advocate, storyteller, and social equity leader. In this episode, Lee shares his journey from reluctant leader to trailblazer, how his lived experiences shaped his advocacy for Māori data sovereignty…

Māori tech expert concerned over police's expanding biometric data use

A Māori technology and data ethicist says there is a real risk of discrimination against Māori and Pasifika with the police's expanding use of biometric data. Māori technology, AI and data ethicist Dr Karaitiana Taiuru spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Kushla Okano - Tech, Tikanga & Te Taiao

Meet Kushla Okano, wāhine Māori tech entrepreneur on the cusp of a GAME CHANGING clean tech system that will revolutionise how we take care of our taiao. Founder of Biokū Technologies and based in Levin with her Tāne and 5 kotiro, Kushla is a powerhouse. https://www.bioku.co.nz/

Making Work Better - 09 - Making work better: Tikanga in action

In this episode of Making Work Better, Denise Quinlan speaks with Dan Te Whenua Walker, Māori tech leader and Global Co-Chair of Microsoft’s Indigenous Employee Resource Group. Dan shares how tikanga Māori isn’t just cultural heritage - it’s a living, practical guide for building workplaces that …

Are apps like GoogleMaps keeping up with te reo pronunciation?

As more towns and street names are being returned to their correct te reo Maori names, more attention is also being paid to their pronunciation. However one area of language that is still lagging behind is te reo pronunciation on Google Maps. You've probably heard it yourself -- when Google is givi…

23Nov10 techbytes with Lee Timutimu

Every month we host conversations with people who are leaders in the digital technology and communications space. Some weeks we might be talking to them about new tech opportunities, or other weeks about developing as a leader in this fast changing environment. This month we're talking with Lee T…

Digital Divide Ep 1: Elle Archer

Elle’s WHY (passion and ultimate commitment) is to UNIFY *Kotahitanga Rapunga Whakaaro She is a strategist, futurist, innovator, technologist, systems Engineer, speaker who believes in ‘WE not me’ and *Empowering People to Achieve Outcomes for the Betterment of Purpose* Some of Elle’s many hats in…

Digital Divide - Episode 1 with Elle Archer

Elle’s WHY (passion and ultimate commitment) is to UNIFY *Kotahitanga Rapunga Whakaaro She is a strategist, futurist, innovator, technologist, systems Engineer, speaker who believes in ‘WE not me’ and *Empowering People to Achieve Outcomes for the Betterment of Purpose* Some of Elle’s many hats inc…