Will the technological singularity change everything we know about AI?
As the technological singularity approaches, engineers might need to start thinking about what it means to be human.
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5 rising trends in data science that are set to shape 2020
Artificial intelligence (AI) expertise is becoming more democratised and spreading to other professions, including engineering
These exhibitions show art can bring new perspectives to engineering
Engineers, scientists and artists are teaming up to help communities connect with complex topics.
Engineer named most influential Asian Australian under 40
When Dr Muneera Bano was announced the winner at the Asian-Australian Leadership Summit last month, topping an impressive line-up that ...
WEC 2019: Why engineering’s purpose is going to be more important than ever
Is the future of engineering human? It’s a big question, but a panel of experts had a go at finding ...
How 3D printing, generative design and automation will revolutionise the built environment
Advances in technology like 3D printing and generative design are helping cut costs, cut waste, and expanding the definition of ...
Why engineering workplace safety needs to move beyond hard hats and hi-vis
Engineers play a key role in keeping workers safe. Safety specialists weighed in on how to meet this challenge in ...
Thought control technology is coming out of science fiction and into real life
A world in which an amputee controls their prosthesis with their mind might have once seemed like a far-off science ...
AI and machine learning are helping engineers take drone delivery to the next step
A while ago, Dr Terry Martin predicted unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were on the cusp of some very interesting developments, ...
Collaborative robots and people: The perfect partnership?
The future of robotics is collaborative, according to one researcher hoping to help machines and humans work in harmony.
