Professor Jeannie Marie Paterson,Professor of Law (Consumer and Credit Protection and New Technology) at The University of Melbourne, explores TikTok's latest decision to capture unique digital copies of users' faces and voices.
The crew talk to Dr Jarrel Seah about attempting to predict COVID patient incubation and the broader failure of AI to shine during the pandemic. Plus, Ines Montani from Explosion AI & Prodigy…
Swinburne lecturer in Media and Communications Dr Diana Bossio discusses new research into why 50% of older Australians want to do more on the internet, but are reluctant to take selfies and share…
Senior Lecturer Dr Xin Gu talks about the social, legal, technological and health implications of living in a world where intrusive technologies such as facial recognition and surveillance are becoming the norm.
Dr Linda McIver, Founder and Executive Director of Australian Data Science Education Institute, discusses data skeptics. Plus, the crew talks to Angie Abdilla, CEO of Old Ways, New, an Indigenous design practice on…
Discover the latest research on how and why we use emojis in dating and online sex with Professor Kath Albury, Co-leader of Swinburne University's Digital Inclusion Program. Plus, Jake Goldenfein, Senior Lecturer at…
Inverse Founder Darren Vukasinovic and musician Maya Weiss tell us about the Music VR Backers Fund, a grant available to all Victorian musicians and performing artists, created to aid export of Victoria’s music…
Jess Wilson, National Director of Good Things Foundation, tells us about Get Online Week. Running from 19 to25 October, the annual campaign aims to support the 2.5 million Australians who are not online…
The crew explore the hybrid threats that could manipulate the US election outcome and upcoming games event Restart The World, happening as part of Melbourne International Games Week, running 3 to 10 October.
