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If you’re feeling AI fatigue, you aren’t alone.

While the noise around artificial intelligence is constant, new data reveals how small businesses in the UK are actually moving past the hype to find real, measurable value.

Simon Worsfold, Head of Data Communications at Intuit QuickBooks, dives into the 2026 AI Impact Report to see if AI is truly worth the investment for small and midsize businesses. The research, conducted by international economists, shows a major shift from experimentation to essential daily use.

Key Takeaways:

• Mainstream Adoption: 70% of UK small to midsize businesses now report using AI regularly, with daily use doubling in the last year.
• Growth Metrics: 43% of UK businesses have seen increased revenue due to AI, compared to only 4% who saw a decrease—an 11-to-1 ratio.
• Job Creation: Businesses using AI are more than 2x more likely to expand their teams than to cut back because of the technology.
• Daily Impact: 77% of users report increased productivity, with 1 in 4 enjoying shorter working days.
• Top Uses: Administration leads the way (45%), followed by marketing and customer service.

Chapters:
0:00 – Is AI just hype?
0:31 – Mainstream adoption
1:46 – Top 3 use cases
2:30 – 3 big takeaways & report access

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Our latest Global talent trends report reveals the forces reshaping finance and accounting careers, skills and work. This fourth edition explores what professionals are prioritising and expecting as work transform in 2026.

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SONG WRITTEN & PERFOMED BY
Renée & Addifar

SONG PRODUCED BY
Addifar

BEAT PRODUCER
Nate

MIXED & MASTERED BY
@PopsMuzik254

VIDEO PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION COMPANY
0400 Hz

SHOT BY
@zealosh & Muthomi
DIRECTED BY
@Addifarhimself69 & Ratemo

ART & STYLING
STYLISTS WARDROBE
Littleroots
Machoo Society
Swaggy Hang
Shule Mzee
Cosy Thrift
Store 90`s
Wagi Jewels

MAKEUP ARTIST
Lolitaaa

SCRIPTWRITER
Renée

CAST
Renée
Addifar
Ashley Mziri
Baggy Sagger
Beyonce Ruguru
Bozman
Mariam
Inca Marley
Ratemoh
Lolitaaa
Tekila
Nessa
Ian Tico
Natalie
Samantha Soo
Big Mike

CHOREOGRAPHY
Kusonga Tu

DANCER
Ian Tico

POST PRODUCTION
EDITORS
Zealosh
Ratemoh
Addifar

COLORIST
Zealosh

GRAPHICS
Baggy Sagger

SOUND EFFECTS
Terrence

PRODUCTION SUPPORT

LOCATION
Pops Diner [ Mwanzi Market ]

LOCATION MANAGER
Haich

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS
Ratemoh
Samantha Soo

SPECIAL THANKS

THIS IS FOR YOU

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Auckland is supposed to be moving again. 

The City Rail Link is almost here, the CBD is looking better, and there’s been a lot of talk about the economy finally turning a corner. 

But for many Aucklanders, it still doesn’t feel like a recovery. 

New figures show the value of building work in Auckland has fallen sharply, with non-residential construction taking a major hit. And when construction slows down, it doesn’t just affect developers. It affects jobs, confidence, businesses, the city centre, and the wider economy. 

So, is Auckland’s construction slump one reason the country’s biggest city still feels stuck? 

Today on The Front Page, NZ Herald business editor-at-large Liam Dann joins us to explain what’s happening, why it matters, and whether there’s any sign of momentum returning. 

Editor/Producer: Richard Martin
Executive Producer: Jane Yee

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