Fingers that can hear, ears that can see – science fiction? Prof Amir Amedi thinks not and over the past few decades has created super senses allowing those with reduced sight or hearing to retrain their brain to see and hear differently. In this weeks on air chat Hong Kong Radio 3’s Phil Whelan and […]
There seems to be an ever growing connection between the lack of diversity of news and information we’re choosing to receive and the speed at which we believe we’ve found solutions and formed solid opinions, aka garbage in / garbage out. Throughout history we’ve been influenced into what and how to think, usually by someone […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a notion that’s been around since the beginning of humanity, when we believed some people, objects and gods had super thinking powers. We institutionalized it when classical philosophers found ways to describe human thinking using symbols and flow diagrams and in the 1940’s we built the first mechanical programmable digital computer, […]
Does checking into a hotel today still have the same excitement and anticipation it did for you pre COVID? For many, regardless of how far or wide they’re allowed to travel, hotel stays currently leave them with a feeling of fear and dread, as they worry about the hotel’s hygiene and safety, question the cleaning […]
Higher Education, as we now practice it, was built to suit the industrial revolution need of a worker trained early and trained for life. Education Past required a formal recognised qualification that acculturated the student, taught them how to think, talk and act like that profession and turned them out job ready to undertake a […]
When was the last time you listened to your iPod, rented a video or looked for a phone booth? In this week’s on air chat MMM’s Breakfast host, Anthony Tilli, I explore which other technologies and things we routinely do now, will become extinct by 2030, including: Keys Stopping at traffic lights Local tertiary qualifications […]
