Can people remember faces as well as they think they do, and can we tell someone’s age from their face? Can AI do it better? And can we tell if someone is trustworthy from their face?
Blunders by some of the world’s largest car makers, including Toyota, Volkswagen, and Mitsubishi, suggest the need for stronger regulation and supervision of car makers.
Are citations being done appropriately and correctly, and can the situation be improved?
How are our libraries going in the digital era: are they adequately funded, and are they being used?
Two Australian Government inquiries have proposed significant reforms to Australian copyright laws. Who is for and against the proposed changes, and why?
Further evidence in support of my argument that we need to abandon email in favour of messaging as soon as possible.
There is a dark side to email overload, so we need to stop rearranging the deck chairs on the email Titanic and instead implement a genuine solution.
Has the mainstream and social media response to these Brussels terror attacks been any different to the response to the Paris terror attacks?
Given my experiences, it has been no surprise to read the recent report ‘Questionable care: avoiding ineffective treatment’ and an extract from the new book ‘Surgery, The Ultimate Placebo’.
The Hawkesbury-Nepean River Recovery Program offers insights into how agile approaches can be used in program management (which is a different discipline to project management).