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Now more than ever, transformation is critical to success. Our ability to adapt and use new technologies will help shape the future.
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The Visual Turing Test: a unified VR vision for the future
Showing your working helps us all grasp what we're aiming for.
Media
E3 who?
Reports of E3's death have been greatly exaggerated.
Games
Assassin's Creed goes roguelike for its 15th anniversary, Origins gets a free weekend
Assassin's Creed turns 15, and Ubisoft has plenty in store to celebrate the popular franchise, including new modes, content, and updates.
Business
Anyone notice Bunnings, Kmart and The Good Guys using facial recognition in stores?
Consumer champions CHOICE have spotted big retailers doing a very poor job of letting customers know they're running biometric surveillance.
Technology
Seeing humanity in all the bot places
The LaMBDA situation is a reminder we're just too good at personification.
Technology
Gone in 600 seconds: new Enovix EV battery charges in 10 minutes
While not quite as fast as a Nic Cage movie, the new electric vehicle battery technology from Enovix is still damn quick.
Art & Design
Diablo is coming to tattoo shops around the world
Hellish ink is coming to Sydney and Melbourne in September as part of a Diablo anniversary world tour. Want some?
Culture
Acclaimed Fire Emblem and Persona voice actor Billy Kametz passes away
Voice actor Billy Kametz, known for roles in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Demon Slayer, and Fire Emblem, has passed away after a battle with colon cancer.
Media
'Glass Onion' is the next 'Knives Out' mystery from Rian Johnson
Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig return for Glass Onion, the next Knives Out mystery featuring enigmatic investigator Benoit Blanc.
Music
Six videogame soundtracks make Classic Top 100 in latest radio poll
In a vote on the all-time greatest 'Music for the Screen', which videogame soundtracks break the glass ceiling?
Media
The power to know
Things 'everyone knows' usually need to be shared and shared again more often.