AI might actually be creating more work rather than less
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is meant to make work faster and more streamlined. So why is it now actually making more work?
Expert analysis and insights on tech from our team of specialists.
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is meant to make work faster and more streamlined. So why is it now actually making more work?
Several of the world’s most critical undersea internet cables run through the Middle East, attracting the interest of Iranian forces.
The technology raises the question of whether AI camera systems are the best way to promote safe driving.
Since the explosion of AI onto people's laptops and phones, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) businesses have taken a beating on the market. Here's one good example of…
Australians are getting a new battery for their home energy at record rates. But do the savings really add up?
If you've got a new, shiny EV to beat the price of petrol, you're not alone. But owning and driving an EV works a little…
Anthropic, creator of the Claude chatbot, announced a new model called 'Mythos' this week. Anthropic says it's so capable of advanced cybersecurity actions that it's…
If you've got a home battery installed, chances are that it's classed as 'substandard'. Here's why.
Rather than signalling a dramatic shift, this transition is likely going to be more subtle, without a major strategic reset.
Beyond the hype, my analysis of new labour market data from the United States shows how AI is already starting to reshape work — and…