War, Politics and Compute Power War is politics by other means - and today, supercomputers, AI and platforms are the new “means” in US-China tech rivalry, compute sovereignty and AI governance.
Truth won’t save us from the Nazis The world is at a dangerous stage. We are dancing on the edge of a precipice and face the risk that we will be pitched into an authoritarian world that frames itself via extreme racist, misogynistic, and anti-Semitic ideologies. These ideologies are all racist, they are all misogynistic, they
Kerry Chikarovski: leader and mentor Today our guest is Kerry Chikarovski. She is a leader, a mentor, and is passionate about helping people - and as Annie said "she is a total badass woman!". Kerry is the first woman to lead a major political party in NSW (she was someone who provided women of
Sir Nicholas Winton: saviour, people smuggler, hero? The sad news of the death of a great and humble man came out overnight: Sir Nicholas, then a stockbroker, arranged for trains to carry Jewish children out of occupied Prague. Via BBC He, like others during the 1930s and World War Two period, took action at great personal risk
Politics of Social - Social Media Week Sydney 2014 As part of Social Media Week Sydney 2014 I was honoured to host a panel discussion about the Politics of Social. The panel made for a lively and interesting chat - wish we could have had more time as there was much more to discuss! Panel Members * Ariadne Vromen - Associate Professor,
Sky News the contrarians Joined Sky News political contributor Peter van Onselen, Sky News Social Media Editor John Bergin, Manic Studio Online Campaign Strategist Daniel Stone, and The Daily Telegraph's Business Editor Phil Jacob on the TV.
Sky News the contrarians Joined Sky News political contributor Peter van Onselen, Sky News Social Media Editor John Bergin, social media commentator Thomas Tudehope, and Network Ten Political Correspondent Matt Moran on the panel.