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Is AI Making You Worse at Your Job?

By: Michael McQueen

I had a moment recently that made me stop and think. Read more

Can AI Be Funny? The Rise (and Risks) of Artificial Humour

By: Michael McQueen

In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving at speed, its influence across nearly every part of our lives is hard to ignore. Read more

The Class of 2038: What the Future Holds for Today’s School Entrants

By: Michael McQueen

The children starting school this year will graduate in 2038. By then, the world will be dramatically different from today—shaped by AI, automation, longevity, and climate adaptation. The way we work, learn, and interact with technology will evolve in ways we’re only beginning to understand. Read more

The 5 Trends That Will Dominate 2025: Futurist Predictions

By: Michael McQueen

In the words of legendary business thinker Gary Hamel, you can’t outrun the future if you don’t see it coming. Read more

Beyond the Hype: How Smart Leaders are Using AI to Deliver Real Business Value

By: Michael McQueen

In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most transformative technologies, yet it often comes with a cloud of hype. Read more

Redefining Value: How New Consumer Expectations are Changing the Game

By: Michael McQueen

The concept of value is currently undergoing a profound transformation. Read more

The Road Ahead for Aussie Real Estate: 5 Key Future Trends

By: Michael McQueen

The residential real estate landscape in Australia is poised for significant shifts over the next five years. Read more

What’s Required of HR in the New World of Work?

By: Michael McQueen

With AI making waves across industries and hybrid work demand still strong, HR leaders find themselves in a unique moment of needing to reassess some of the systems they have in place. Read more

Travel is Back, But Travellers Have Changed

By: Michael McQueen

 Travel and tourism are nearing a full recovery since its crash in 2020. After months spent locked away in our houses and our own countries, travellers are keen to hit the road again with all the numbers steadily heading upwards.[1] Read more

The Rise of Robots Does Not Equate to the Fall of Humans

By: Michael McQueen

I’ve got a confession to make: I’ve been a futurist for over a decade now, but I’ve been mindstuck about robots. Read more