Imagining Future Cities and how we might live, work and play in them, is one of my guilty pleasures and is seems it’s also Emily Bobit’s as well, when we caught up recently on her podcast Byte Size, a series where she talk to traffic and mobility experts, discuss innovations, and highlight business leaders within […]
Traditional industries are being disrupted and replaced with slicker, faster models that are changing the way we work now and into the future. Jobseekers with an eye on these emerging industries are tuned into skills they need to hone for the opportunities that lie ahead of them. But the most in-demand industries of tomorrow may […]
In a world first – an Australian court has recently ruled that Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology can be granted the legal status of inventor and granted patents. This may not seem like a big deal, but up until now humans were the only ones who could apply for and receive patents, seems obvious. But in […]
This century’s biggest single change will be the voluntary mass movement of humans from their birthplace to somewhere else. Historically most humans lived, learned, work, loved, thought about and experienced life within a 20 kilometre radius from where they were born. For the first time ever we have the desire, ease and ability to relocate […]
Brain Computer Interfaces are getting a lot of attention lately, as they try and figure out the science of directly wiring your brain to the internet and to tech. At first glance its seems far fetched and story, but take it into the land of disability and what if you could connect to the world, […]
In this week’s segment Triple M’s Anthony Tilli and I pay homage to some of the great tech innovation and happenings that celebrate their Anniversary in March which include: March 1 2008: Netscape discontinued March 2 1972: Pioneer 10 launched March 2 1969: Concorde’s maiden flight March 1 1976: First ever basic design of PC […]