Are you ready for the fourth industrial revolution?
The fourth industrial revolution will extend far beyond economic implications and will inherently change the meaning of work and what it means to be a productive member of society.
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Auto-mobiles: why self-driving vehicles will soon affect how we work
Self-driving cars are here. They may not be prevalent yet. They may not be perfect for now. But these free-on-the-wheel vehicles are here, right now, along the road with us humans. The concept of its technology has been proposed as one of the solutions to the ever growing issue of
Wearable tech and work efficiency
Wearable devices are cool. That is not even an argument. They are literally the physical manifestation of everyone’s young geek dreams. But ask anyone if they are practical, and you will get completely different answers. The efficiency of that shiny new high tech wristband is a subject that will
Public trust in AI is critical for its future
Sci-fi movie Upgrade centres around the relationship between a quadriplegic man and the artificial intelligence (AI) that physically controls his body. It’s explores the distrust between the protagonist and AI as a whole, with warnings of what occurs when humanity trusts and relies on AI completely. Therein lies the
Why hasn’t augmented reality invaded our offices yet?
Augmented reality is the craze. Or at least, it should have been. It had certainly made its milestones and headlines, and there have been a few practical applications here and there, the most popular of which is something that involves catching cutesy critters. However, through the first decade of its
Blockchain is the future of work. Here’s why.
Blockchain and its most famous application, Bitcoin, is rarely out of the news. A quick Google search will currently return some 133 million results, many talking about the potential (and volatility) of cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. But that misses the point. Bitcoin is to blockchain what websites are to the internet.