Digital transformation
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- AI
This time is different. Why we must conquer AI before it conquers us
The new tech is both boom and doom. The sudden purge of jobs by Australia’s tech giants is scary, yes, but that’s precisely why we have to master it.
- Toby Walsh
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- Opinion
- Social media
I wrote the book on anxious kids. It doesn’t matter if this ban isn’t perfect
The American author of The Anxious Generation writes that parents around the world are cheering on Australia as its pioneering social media law comes into effect today.
- Jonathan Haidt
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- Airwallex
The superpower behind successful super yachts
Life as a guest on a superyacht is seamless, but in the background is a frenetic level of work and planning.
- Adam Turner
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- Airwallex
Going global: how to build a borderless business
Determined to go global from day one, Australian luggage brand July tapped into Airwallex’s financial services to power its sky-high growth.
- Adam Turner
- Opinion
- Dating
Gen Zs like me have stopped dating altogether. We’re opting for friends with (other) benefits
And we’ve consecrated this as our summer of friendship.
- Grace Lagan
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- Airwallex
Your new tech toolkit: AI, automation, and agility
Artificial intelligence can unlock the huge amount of human potential lost to manual tasks.
- Adam Turner
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- Airwallex
How finance leaders can future-proof their business
Everyone’s a winner - including customers - when businesses modernise their technology.
- Adam Turner
- Opinion
- AI
The rising threat to the global financial system
The AI boom has stoked fears about what would happen to the sharemarket if it goes wrong. Now there are concerns the damage could be much more widespread.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
Fears big tech could steal your face under teen social media ban
A privacy expert who quit the social media ban advisory board over privacy fears says biometrics pose a serious risk to online identification.
- Brittany Busch
He watched Alien 14 times in a row, then gave birth to an internet monster
Col Needham first tracked movie credits in a paper notebook in 1981. Now his IMDb is the go-to site for film and TV fans around the world – and worth a fortune.
- Karl Quinn