Virtuous Consumerism: A Growing Consumer Trend
By: Mark McCrindle
The rise of virtuous consumerism highlights the growing concern for the future of our planet and the need for sustainable practices. Read more
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The Robots are Writing… It’s Time to Dial Up the Humanness
By: Michael McQueen
A couple of years ago, I caught a typo in the Wall Street Journal. It was in one of the regular email newsletters that I had signed up for, called The Future of Everything. Written by staff at the WSJ, the newsletter always has a warm and conversational tone while keeping the polish and elegance of a publication of such prestige. Read more
ChatGPT: What No A-I Hath Seen
By: Stephen McAlpine
The UK TV series HUMANS (the A” is upside down) from a few years ago was a cracking insight into the world of AI, in a near future UK setting. Read more
The Future of Human-AI Interaction
By: Ashley Fell
For many years, the consumer relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been seen as something fairly rudimentary. Read more
ChatGPT, “AI-gerism” and the Ethics of it All
Should we have ethical concerns over AI? Can you tell the difference between a piece written by AI and a human being? Is AI here to help or hinder?
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Virtual Smell is Coming… And Other Tech Gamechangers in 2023
By: Michael McQueen
The tech world is off to a great start this year with the famously ground-breaking and mind-blowing tech convention, CES, presenting some breakthrough innovations. Read more
Been Hearing About ChatGPT? Here’s What You Need to Know
By: Michael McQueen
If you have been anywhere close to LinkedIn or business news over the past few weeks you would have encountered the conversation surrounding ChatGPT. Read more
How ChatGPT Will Impact the Future of Education
By: Mike Abecina
When I was a high school teacher, returning to work after the six-week extended Christmas break wasn’t always as challenging as it might have seemed. Read more
Our Responsibility to the Future
By: Brian Harris
Christianity has a 2000 year history, and it is therefore natural that we should think about our responsibility to the past, and those who have gone before us. Read more