'Official emoji correspondent', linguist and language expert Dr Lauren Gawne, speaks to the Byte Into IT team about the current state of youth online communication, specifially the diverse use of emojis and online…

Tom Howard is the most grounded type of entrepreneur, literally getting his hands dirty building IoT devices and software to make AI-enabled precision agriculture available to growers everywhere, in his venture Breeze. He…

Published multilingual author and Victorian University Masters Graduate, Guido Melo, discusses ‘AI Erasure’ – a term he coined himself in his research at Victorian University revolving around artificial intelligence’s ability to utilise datasets…

Hye Jung Han, researcher and advocate in the Children's Rights Divison at Human Rights Watch, discusses the current state of online child safety and the part AI technology plays perpetuating deep fakes. She…

On Byte Into IT's 2025 return, Mike Bantick, Eric Jong and Vanessa Toholka present a show jam-packed with some of the most significant developments in technology news over the summer. A dive into…

Eric Jong and Dan Salmon have a chat with with multidisciplinary artist and educator, Sandy Ma, to discuss her installation work Touching Wires which invites softness into our technological relationships and articulates what…

Vanessa, Dan, Eric, and Mike are joined by Alison Bird, program manager at Climate Salad. Bird is an advocate and connector in Australia’s growing climate tech scene, working with a range of innovative…

Jessica Korte is a researcher in computer science at QUT, and dials in to chat with Row, Dan, and Eric about new work being to improve Deaf people's experiences of public transport. In…

Vanessa Toholka and Dan Salmon are joined by Vice Chancellor's Senior Research Fellow at RMIT, Dr Sam Whiting, to discuss his four-year project on crisis in the Australian music industries, with a focus…

Dan Morganti, Dan Salmon and Eric Jong have Hamid Sohrabi on the phone revealing a new self-reporting tool that detects early onset of dementia.

Susan Rossell from Swinburne also dials in to chat…