The tides are changing in the world of recruitment, as the impact of AI and the post-pandemic workplace shifts continue to proliferate.
The trend of high-tech customer personalisation has worked its way into the health and nutrition fields, writes futurist Michael McQueen.
One of the industries where tech innovation is hitting the ground most effectively is agriculture, writes Michael McQueen.
How do we make sense of the changes AI is bringing? What principles can we use to think through what we adopt and how we adopt it?
As we step back and think about what’s going on with digital technology – including AI – there’s a few keys Christians need to consider.
Just like the calculator changed the way that students engaged with maths, AI can change the way that students engage in their learning.
As we continue to develop and use artificial intelligence, we must consider the ethical implications of robotic systems making moral choices.
I’ve dived down the AI rabbit hole, listening to podcasts, reading books, taking courses, and testing it. Here’s 12 things I’ve discovered.
Here’s why one writer is really that worried about Chat GPT: Chatbots can’t appeal to emotions, because it has none.
In the age of robots, it’s become necessary to embrace our humanness more ever before, writes Michael McQueen.
