7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 19 January 2018, we have reads on babysitting robots, our (wrong) idea of work, the (democracy poisoning) golden age of free speech, tech closing the disability access gap, and is 2018 the year AR goes mainstream?
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 15 December 2017, we have reads on: trademarking common use terms, our need for more philosophers, children’s perspectives on life in the digital age, bots write terrible fiction, and brands kicked out of the friend zone.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 10 November 2017, we have reads on self-driving buses, designing life on Mars, Twitter & tech’s blind spot, Snapchat loses on Spectacles, and something is wrong on the internet.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 27 October 2017, we have reads on Einstein’s theory of happiness, the war for your attention, TSA rocking Instagram, a new ransomware attack, and how far have we really come with AR?
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 20 October 2017, we have reads on the relevance of comments, pet facial recognition, the #MeToo movement, bots making Trump’s Tweets Presidential, mosquitos informing drone design, and love in the time of robots.
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In Friday Faves for 13 October 2017, we have reads on the divisive Mother!, new social platform Steemit, CherryPi plays StarCraft, and books to throw out the window.
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In Friday Faves for 1 September 2017, we have reads on chatbots helping refugees, hackable pacemakers, Instagram’s anti-troll AI, and our drone-driven future.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 7 July 2017, we have reads on Wonder Woman inspiring business leaders, highlights from the Sensis Social Media Report, robots & sex, high school students building Mars Rovers, and your new favourite crime podcast.
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7 years ago
Facebook’s got a brand new mission: online community.
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7 years ago
Friday Faves – What we’re reading this week
In Friday Faves for 24 November 2017, we have reads on how to comment online, tech’s gender discrimination problem, why Gen Z might end demographic targeting as we know it, what to expect from Amazon in Australia, and YouTube addressing its massive child exploitation problem.
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