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Technology

Building a 21st Century knowledge engine

ChatGPT reveals the potential for a Knowledge Engine that can speed up our ability to learn.

Media

Heavy the bird nest

At the end of the first week of Musk's Twitter, it's hard to put a finger on which part of the chaos engine has been the most damaging to the brand.

A blue bird sits, watching a younger blue bird play with a stick. There a plates with nuts near them.

Media

Saving Twitter from Twitter

There's never been a company with such a wide gap between its cultural impact and its economic success. Maybe a little chaos makes sense right now?

Security

💡 Weekly: Is anyone not getting hacked out there?

News rounded up from Google, USB 4, Medibank, Spotify exclusive pods, positive social apps for teens, and AI bias issues in the jobs market.

Games

PAX Australia 2022 looked different, but does it hurt the show's future?

The biggest platforms and developers weren't on the show floor in 2022. But does the spirit of PAX protect it against the changing nature of games marketing?

Two phones resting in a fancy dish on a sidetable. The phones are a black Pixel 7 and a while Pixel 7 Pro.

Gear

Google Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro review: because you love Google's brains

The same price in an inflationary market and some solid updates in camera and features makes it a good year to upgrade if you've been waiting for a few years.

14 great articles to close out the week

14 great articles from across the web that capture some of the biggest ideas in tech and digital culture from the first half of October.

Culture

💡 Weekly: September 30, 2022

New gear from Amazon, Optus breach still a confusing mess, plus a host of news updates and juicy articles to enjoy.

High Resolution

Xbox's accessibility strategy explained

Learn what drives the Xbox team's passion for accessibility in an interview with Anita Mortaloni, Director of Accessibility.

Security

💡 Byteside Weekly: Optus says 'yes, we were hacked'

No bigger news than the Optus hack this week, but there's still plenty more to explore in this week's round up.

Business

Slack, Canva, and a reset on where we spend our workday

In a year where every business is looking for an excuse to reduce costs, adding a few more 'essential' features to a subscription service can keep you off the cut list.