Intimate robot interactions require new ethical rules
A new paper calls for fresh ethics around human-robot interactions as artificial intelligence is asked to take on more complex roles.
A group of researchers from
The last ice age cut the human population in Europe by half but some groups showed remarkable resilience to climate change.
University of Cologne-led research, released
Children who expect rejection tend to resist conforming to popular trends or studying hard at school.
In contrast, kids who fear being rejected work harder in school and
Australian superannuation funds that have been hit with cyber attacks are moving to assure members that their funds are safe.
AustralianSuper issued a statement on
By Shane Rodgers
When I was in Europe recently, I noticed a prominent billboard from Spotify declaring that its staff could work from anywhere “because they are not
By Peter Draper and Vutha Hing
On April 2, United States President Donald Trump unveiled a sweeping new “reciprocal tariff” regime he says will level the playing
One in five premature deaths could be prevented by better eating habits, according to research that assessed the impact of plant-based diets.
The European Society of
Easter fun abounds with these free or low-cost Sunshine Coast Council school holiday events. Packed with boredom-busting activities, there’s something for every bunny,
Don’t miss Brisbane Catholic Education’s Open Week
Finding the right learning environment, facilities and overall fit for your child’s school is often agonising – there are so many questions and difficult
Almost one in five Australians are planning to visit a Queensland destination during the upcoming Easter holiday period.
Figures released today by Tourism and Events