AI

Australian AI startup VAPAR has raised $2.5 million in seed funding, with the aim of taking its sewer-repairing AI to the UK and US markets.

In the future, AI will require not just data and engineering skills. There will be a need to emphasise judgment, decision-making and people skills.

The number of female CEOs leading ASX 200 organisations has gone backwards, dropping from 14 to 12 over the past year. Waiting for centuries is pointless.

She Loves Data is an organisation providing education for women to learn the foundations of data analytics. In a male-dominated industry, women who work in data analytics face cultural and gender-based adversity. 

Tech juggernauts like Apple and Amazon have spent decades finessing voice assistant technology, but they’ve kept one aspect of this in the dark ages.

Just 22% of AI professionals are female. But according to experts the number of women in technical roles in the field could be much lower.

Australian organisations are on a mission to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces and AI can help if it’s the bias embedded is removed.

There will be no shortage of career options for future generations as long as they plan ahead and acquire the rights skills,

The latest World Economic Forum report on the global gender gap once again reminds us of how slow the current pace of change actually is.