By: Mark McCrindle
Since the dawn of time, humans have told stories – painted on cave walls, passed down around campfires, written in books, performed on stage, brought to life on film, and now shared instantly through our screens. But why do we tell stories?
By: Mark McCrindle
Think back a decade. Your shelves were likely lined with DVDs, your car’s glovebox full of CDs, and buying software meant purchasing a physical box with a disc inside. Today, that world feels distant.
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By: Bec Harris
We all love our smartphones. They keep us connected, entertained, and informed.
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By: Bec Harris
Imagine walking on the beach, your dog by your side. A message flashes gently in your eyeglasses: “Can you organise the party?”
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By: Michael McQueen
The pace of change in artificial intelligence is breathtaking. In just a few short years, AI has shifted from a novelty to an invisible layer in our daily lives.
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I recently had some time off work. One of the best things about it was not being chained to my phone for a week. I finished work, went on leave, and turned all my notifications off. Read more
By: Sabrina Peters
We live in an age where it’s easier than ever to stay “connected.” With just a few taps, we can message a friend, join a Zoom meeting, or scroll through updates from hundreds of people. And yet, more and more people report feeling lonely, unseen, and emotionally distant.
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By: Bec Harris
In the age of smartphones, social media, and tracking apps, digital boundaries are more important than ever. But what are they, and how do we know if ours are healthy?
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By: Sheridan Voysey
I recently needed to summarise an article of mine into a short, sharp paragraph. Pressed for time, I tried using ChatGPT to do the job. I got more than I bargained for… Read more
By: Akos Balogh
‘We predict that the impact of superhuman AI over the next decade will be enormous, exceeding that of the Industrial Revolution.’ Read more