Tag: technology
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YouTube’s New Partner Program Terms: What You Need To Know
YouTube is rolling out new contract terms for all channels that earn ad revenue, which creators must accept to remain in the YouTube Partner Program. All monetized channels will have six months to review and accept the new terms. However, the sooner you accept the terms, the sooner you can take advantage of YouTube Shorts…
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AI software company Complexica secures additional $1.4m from Perennial Partners
An Adelaide-based AI software company whose platform is used by the likes of Kellogg’s, Pfizer and Endeavour Group (ASX: EDV) to optimise sales and supply chain decisions has secured an additional $1.4 million investment from Perennial Partners. The news comes two months after Complexica received $3 million from the Melbourne-based investment firm, which has also…
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Microsoft Reportedly Planning A $10 Billion Investment In OpenAI
Microsoft is reportedly making a big step to gain an advantage over its competitors by investing $10 billion in OpenAI, the developers of ChatGPT. OpenAI specializes in creating software that can learn and adapt to various tasks. The company is gaining the attention of casual users and industry experts with its popular app ChatGPT, which…
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What is ChatGPT And How Can You Use It?
OpenAI introduced a long-form question-answering AI called ChatGPT that answers complex questions conversationally. It’s a revolutionary technology because it’s trained to learn what humans mean when they ask a question. Many users are awed at its ability to provide human-quality responses, inspiring the feeling that it may eventually have the power to disrupt how humans…
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Stars and hypersonics: Focus on Space and Defence at the University of Southern Queensland
From fixing jets to testing rockets, discovering planets to looking for aliens, the University of Southern Queensland is at the forefront of Space and Defence research. Teams are working on cutting edge research projects in hypersonic propulsion systems, advanced materials, and astrophysics, making it an exciting time for the University’s planet hunters and rocket builders.…
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Digital Detox – how to break free from your devices
Each week, Aussies spend an average of a DAY online, that’s 32 mins more than a year ago! Through COVID last year, the internet kept us connected but bad habits were formed. Our devices have become an essential part of our lives, so much so, that if we don’t have our phones with us, our…
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BMW just released all the fancy details of its new electric i4 Gran Coupe
Just yesterday, BMW came forth with all the juicy details for its new i4 Gran Coupe sedan. Since the release of the i3 in 2013, BMW has been working hard on its electric car technology, with the i4 as a massive step forward for BMW into the electromobility market. The plans for the i4 were…
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Celebrating 17 Years of the Original iPod
In today’s edition of ‘feel old yet?’, it’s been revealed that Apple released their very first iPod exactly 17 years ago. In October 2001, the late Steve Jobs took to the stage at Apple Town Hall in California to announce the latest release for the company. Jobs described the iPod as a “quantum leap forward…
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Colour Change Wristbands Can Measure Over-Exposure to UV Rays
RMIT researchers have developed a new wristband that can indicate a person’s exposure to harmful UV rays. The wristbands differ for people of different skin tones, and will also assist people suffering from vitamin D deficiencies. Previously, the only way to measure UV exposure was through the UV Index measured by the Australian Radiation Protection…
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Samsung’s Foldable Phone Getting Closer
The future is here. A product that first has the size of a regular phone, then can be unfolded to the size of a tablet or laptop. A device that’s so paper thin that it can easily be folded and tucked into your pocket– and not feel bulky. Samsung introduced the concept back in…