When you hear “Artificial Intelligence” (AI), what comes to mind? Maybe robots, machines, or your favourite sci-fi movie where robots take over the world. While those are dramatic portrayals of AI, the reality is often much simpler—and closer to home. You’ve probably interacted with AI today without even realising it. Think about it: unlocking your phone with Face ID, scrolling through social media feeds shaped by algorithms, using grammar
From employees making away with the odd pen or pack of Post-It notes, workplace theft costs Australian employers millions of dollars every year. Workplace pilfering is a fairly common problem, and employees often steal toilet paper rolls, stationery, and light bulbs. One workplace we attended had a recurring problem with teaspoons being taken, including the one chained to the coffee machine! While the act may appear strange and seemingly
Person-to-person communication has undergone a paradigm shift from what it was many years ago. Then, practically every communication was through face-to-face interactions, by telephone, or on paper. Nowadays, there are almost limitless ways in which one can transfer information. Personal and workplace communications can occur via emails, text, Skype and other visually interactive platforms, video conferencing, social media, and so on. You can now easily communicate with one or
