Chris KeallTechnology Editor/Senior Business Writer·NZ Herald·7 Jun, 2026 09:00 AM9 mins to read"I've seen dedicated, decent people set upon by an online mob who feel they have the right to mercilessly and irrationally attack someone, just because the software that is having a positive impact on the lives of blind people was developed even in part with AI," Jonathan Mosen writes.It’s 1991, and Jonathan Mosen and I are in our customary positions for an Auckland University politics lecture.I’m up the back, the better to read Rip it Up in peace and make an early exit to Shadows.He’s in the front row, being blind and hard of hearing.
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