AI & Social issues marketing in Australia
AI-powered chatbots can help people with anxiety and depression by engaging in personalised conversations and providing resources to manage their mental health
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Your Bully Has A Name: Relational Aggression in NSW Schools
Relational aggression is a form of bullying that can have a significant impact on a student’s well-being and academic performance. Teacher-to-Student relational aggression can take many forms, including: verbal abuse, exclusion, and humiliation. In NSW primary schools, where teachers may have a greater influence on the school culture and social dynamics, it is crucial to address teacher-to-student relational aggression effectively and the P&C can play an important role.
Read moreFACEBOOK SHOWS IT’S CLAWS, as google shows some class
Google and Facebook are two Artificial Intelligence behemoths. To them, we are data points and have been for the better part of two decades. There is nothing that we think, do, say or act that they don’t have a detailed account of somewhere in the abyss of data that is ‘the cloud’. So as the Australian Government leads the first
Read moreFB shows it’s claws
Google and Facebook are two Artificial Intelligence behemoths. To them, we are data points and have been for the better part of two decades. There is nothing that we think, do, say or act that they don’t have a detailed account of somewhere in the abyss of data that is ‘the cloud’. So as the Australian Government leads the first
Read moreOnline Gravity in Real World terms
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Read moreIntroducing my digital baby
It was important to me to develop a quality and individualised solution for people to learn and evolve their skill set in a ‘safe place’.
Read moreUp all night thanks to Online Gravity
Earlier in the week I received an inmail via LinkedIn from the overachieving Mr Paul McCarthy, letting me know his new book, Online Gravity had been released. Very generously, he forwarded a copy via post. I first met Paul at a social media conference we were both presenting at last year and I was suitably excited for him. Last night, before heading
Read moreTelstra brings Solis back to Oz
#TelstraSummit Catch phrases: #Automagically (Evernote) #WriteCollectFindPresent #FindNotSearch #RedefiningTheSearchProblem #AugmentedIntelligence
Read moreWhy Generation Next Must Be Nurtured
Tonight, I had the privilege of watching a young woman of The Women’s College within The University of Sydney bring the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall to rapturous applause and laughter. With nothing more than astute insight and articulate delivery, 19 year old Nicola kicked off question time at Anne Summers Conversations with aplomb. And I wasn’t the only Women’s
Read moreKnowledge Production: A Social Process
Jacques Derrida claims that the process of writing is fundamentally changed by the way we write. Marshall McLuhan on the other hand points to the medium as ‘the message’, while German sociologist Niklas Luhmann opines ‘man is not able to communicate; only communication is able to communicate’. Three different men, three different opinions. Nothing new about that. Or is there?
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