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Smart glasses for police officers sound like one of those ideas that is either going to make policing considerably more effective or give us a
Something that has become increasingly noticeable on social media is the habit of taking perfectly ordinary human experiences, giving them catchy new labels and then
Smart glasses are here, and like most technology promising to revolutionise the way we live, they have arrived wrapped in excitement, opportunity and bold predictions.
Understanding two terms that are often confused, but serve very different purposes These 2 terms were mentioned in a webinar last week, so I thought
Introduction For decades, motor insurance has operated on a relatively simple principle. Drivers disclose information that is directly relevant to the risk they present, insurers
From a business owner’s point of view and a personal one, handing over “ourselves” to an AI system like Gemini is less about a single
There was a time when Google’s job was fairly simple. You searched for something, Google pointed you toward the best websites, and everyone got on
Today’s ramble results from a report I have just read on Sky News relating to the government’s increased use of YouTube to address online misinformation
There is something almost poetic about the line: “the marketing told you I was a Collaborator, but the engineering built me as an Extractor.” It
There is a familiar rhythm to modern public policy. A problem becomes visible, concern grows, a report is commissioned, an event is sponsored, and a