Robots vs People stories

The latest in human-robot research is a handheld robot that is designed to try and frustrate its human counterpart in a bid to develop robotic cooperation.More

Kiwi employees are the most secure in their roles when it comes to embracing artificial intelligence in the workplace, compared to all other countries surveyed including, Australia, USA, UK, Germany and Japan.  More

About 170 teams and over 1,200 participants from universities and research laboratories around the world are expected to compete at this year’s main event.More

Australians think a human touch is still one of the most critical aspects of brand communication.More

“Technology is providing opportunities in all facets of the organisation, but it risks workers losing their identity."More

"In my view, AI will eliminate essentially all need for humans to do practical work."More

"Automation anxiety stems from a deeper fear of not being able to fulfil your purpose."More

Robotic systems will be the larger of the two categories throughout the five-year forecast period with worldwide robotics spending forecast to be $103.4 billion in 2019.More

Is enough being done to review the impact of people on the success of a digital transformation project?More

The survey among 160 Australian CIOs reveals almost one in four IT leaders plan to hire additional permanent IT professionals.More

Humanity’s greatest defence against the robot uprising is now all but void.More

“These could be weapons that despots and terrorists use against innocent populations..."More

Compact, user-friendly collaborative robots are expected to drive the automation market.More

An AI built to take on tough math exams managed to get through several papers in only two hours. But did it get good marks?More