Verily, part of Alphabet, is creating algorithms which use machine learning to…
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Do Video Games Make Kids Violent?
A study of 14 and 15 year old teenagers by the UK’s…
AI For Mass Surveillance
Cyber security experts say the world’s democracies should fear the development of…
Safer Internet Day 2019
Coinciding with Safer Internet Day which aims to create a better internet…
Reverse Engineering A Brain
The Swiss Blue Brain Project aims to create biologically detailed digital reconstructions…
The Quantum Arms Race
China is fast catching up to the US in developing military applications…
Government Encryption Bill Threatens The Future Of Tech In Australia
How the rushed Assistance and Access Bill 2018 risks job losses and…
The Internet Of Smells
Is it possible to simulate a smell through the nasal cavity by…
Assistance And Access Bill Threatens Encryption Security For All
With Opposition support, the Australian Government has rushed through new laws to…
Latest CSIRO Funding For AI And Space
Australia’s national science agency is spending up on space technology and AI.…
Project Dragonfly – Is Google Helping Chinese Censorship?
In an effort to tap China’s 750 million internet users, Google has…
Wannacry Malware Traced Back To North Korean Hacker
One of the biggest and most damaging malware attacks of the past…
Predicting Your Choices Before You’ve Made Up Your Mind
Researchers at Auckland University of Technology’s Knowledge Engineering and Discovery Research Institute…
Getting The Most Out Of Spotify, Netflix Or Google
John takes us through some smart moves with home sharing that can…
App Developers Are Reading Your Gmail
Google engineers and third-party app developers are given permission to read the…
Australia Launches Myhealthrecord Online Database Amid Privacy Concerns
With almost 6 million Australians already signed on, 13,000 health professionals connected…
Predictions For AR/VR
Despite their current humble beginnings, the future looks bright for AR/VR developers.…
Highlights Of Google’s 2018 I/O Developers Conference
Delegates were treated to a raft of cool (and slightly creepy) innovations.…
Where Quantum Computing Might Lead Us
Dr. Ian Storey, lecturer in information systems at RMIT, discusses the vast…
The Spectre And Meltdown Security Threats
A serious security flaw exists in the hardware at the heart of…
Privacy Doubts Over Virtual Assistants
Where do devices like Google Home, Home Pod or Alexa store all…