Technology

The Ethical ‘Robot’ As a species we have, so far, endured a multitude of technological revolutions and right now AI is exploding in education and every aspect of life. It’s comforting that an omniscient AI entity is closer to reality than an omnipotent one. Despite the unease, AI might just be another technology that improves our lot. While its algorithms funnel us down our own self-serving rabbit holes of knowledge, maybe it will be smart enough to look down all of them and recognize the follies of our human history. If we can keep our grubby hands off of it, while it builds the digital neural pathways to control us completely, just maybe, it will be smarter than all of us and, contrary to our history and individual foibles, maybe decide that peaceful coexistence is worthwhile after all.

Quantum IQ is the Future of Education A workforce needs to be prepared for work in the Next-Gen quantum industries. 

Use it or Lose it: The Human Brain will be Reshaped by AI AIs allow you to start outsourcing thinking itself.

Why Australia is Falling Behind in Coding Education: A Wake-up Call Best to teach coding while students are young

UNSW Targets Kids to Boost Diversity in STEM Future You program aims to excite kids from all backgrounds about STEM careers.

The Video Game Device That's Getting Them Hooked ‘Loot box’ virtual rewards associated with gambling and video game addiction.

How GenAI is Transforming Citation: What You Need To Know Institutions must collaborate to develop frameworks recognizing GenAI’s limits.

Schools Partner to Share STEM Resources Sharing STEM equipment builds relationships, student exposure to technology and saves money.

Harnessing AI to Shape the Future of Learning With AI, students can practice in a low-stakes environment.

How Brett Dascombe Made Geography Teaching Take Flight A geospatial program provides a new perspective on geography and is spreading through Queensland.

Digital HSC Trial Exams CSSA and Gradeo partner to digitise HSC Trial Exams.

Company that Wants to Farm in Space Brings Students Along for the Ride The economic development of the moon has begun, and students can get a taste of it.