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Showing posts with label ICT Career. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ICT Career. Show all posts
29 May, 2020
The Confessions of Marcus Hutchins, the Hacker Who Saved the Internet At 22, he single-handedly put a stop to the worst cyberattack the world had ever seen. Then he was arrested by the FBI. This is his untold story.
Labels:
Catholic Worldview,
Cybersafety,
Ethical,
History,
ICT Capability,
ICT Career
06 August, 2019
02 July, 2019
21 May, 2019
High school students will get hands-on experience in SA’s emerging space sector, as companies hope to inspire a new generation into becoming the workforce of the future. Premier Steven Marshall has announced a plan to give students in Years 10 to 12 the opportunity of work experience in a “pilot” scheme set to take off later this year.
Labels:
Education,
ICT Career,
Robotics,
Women in IT
20 May, 2019
15 May, 2019
03 May, 2019
30 April, 2019
Hundreds of Google staffers met on Friday and discussed what activists allege is a frequent consequence of criticising the company: Retaliation. Two leaders of recent company protests said they've been mistreated by managers and collected similar stories from other workers at the world's largest internet company.
Labels:
Catholic Worldview,
Ethical,
ICT Career,
Sustainability,
Women in IT
29 April, 2019
Adelaide’s mission to become a “Space City” will have a boost today from an announcement that it will be the home of smart satellites. Alongside Space HQ — the Australian Space Agency — and the promised Mission Control and Space Discovery Centre, Adelaide will be the strategic and decision-making base of a SmartSat co-operative research centre (CRC)
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
ICT Capability,
ICT Career,
research,
Robotics
03 April, 2019
Yang is running a rather methodical, data-driven, science-happy campaign. He’s applying that approach to more standard-issue problems like labor, climate change, and the economy but giving them a decidedly tech-forward approach: how (and why) we should define robots, what use might geoengineering have in saving the planet, and whether the government should embrace universal basic income and give every American a $1,000 check.
13 March, 2019
05 March, 2019
04 March, 2019
18 February, 2019
The language of capitalism isn’t just annoying, it’s dangerous. Why should we pay attention to the particular words used to describe, and justify, the regularly scheduled “disruptions” of late capitalism? Published last week by Haymarket Books, Leary’s Keywords explores the regime of late-capitalist language: a set of ubiquitous modern terms, drawn from the corporate world and the business press, that he argues promulgate values friendly to corporations (hierarchy, competitiveness, the unquestioning embrace of new technologies) over those friendly to human beings (democracy, solidarity, and scrutiny of new technologies’ impact on people and the planet).
04 February, 2019
The latest statistics from the Digital Australia Report 2018 show 67 per cent of Australians play video games; aside from passing the time, gamers also play to de-stress. And game developers have picked up on this. Farming Simulator 19 is the latest game to offer a "Mindful Gaming" experience, explaining the slower pace of the game and immersive detail as a way for people to relax.
20 December, 2018
27 November, 2018
15 November, 2018
Console video games are becoming more diverse as old barriers like needing to produce games on plastic discs continue to fall away, says Microsoft's Chris Charla, director of the self-publishing program ID@Xbox. The program, which assists independent developers big and small in getting their games onto the digital storefront on the Xbox One console, last month reached a total of 1000 games. Xbox also says the program has brought in $US1 billion ($1.4 billion) in revenue for developers, and currently comprises more than 3000 studios making games across 67 countries.
Labels:
Game,
ICT Capability,
ICT Career
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