Pokemon Go Hong Kong Style / Hong Kong Radio 3

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What made Pokemon Go such a significant technology moment? Pokemon Go demonstrated that augmented reality could achieve mainstream adoption by layering a compelling game mechanic onto the real world. It was the first mass-market proof that AR technology could fundamentally change how people move through and interact with physical space. How did Pokemon Go change [...]

A robot to challenge your parking tickets / ABC Far North, Austereo

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Why is an AI chatbot successfully handling parking ticket appeals significant? DoNotPay demonstrated that artificial intelligence could reliably handle routine but legally complex tasks that previously required human expertise. A 19-year-old's chatbot successfully challenged 250,000 parking tickets, proving automation could reduce costs, accelerate resolution, and improve outcomes compared to manual processes. How are organisations using [...]

Ageing disgracefully – the new 50 / ABC Nightlife

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What will turning 50 mean for work, play, health, housing, and saving enough to live on? In just a few years from now, let alone ten or 20 years from now! Our regular Futurist Morris Miselowski came in to give us an insight in to what we should expect. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/271496316″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ […]

Should Canberra move to Adelaide? ABC Adelaide

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On the back of a media release put out by Gary Morgan’s CEO Michelle Levine, exploring the notion of Canberra and Canberran’s being too isolated from real Australian’s to offer effective government and instead suggesting that Canberra and its 150,000 public servants be packed up and moved to Adelaide, Sonya Feldoff of ABC Adelaide wanted […]

Self reinvention not retirement – Living to 120 / ABC Far North and Austereo

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The reality is we will soon be capable of living to 100, our kids to 120 and our grand kids to 150, the world that this will happen in is literally at our doorsteps and in this new era of human longevity, we are going to have re imagine and re purpose who we are […]

What will we be eating in 2035 and beyond? Hong Kong Radio 3 / ABC Far North

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We’re expecting 1 billion more humans over the next few decades, alongside a rise in the middle class from the current 2 billion to 4 billion in 2030 and a society that insists on live longer healthier lives. These are all great things, but they are based on the ability for us to feed, house, […]

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