Tom Oxley came up with his idea for a brain chip while at Melbourne University in the late 2000s. Now his company has attracted some of the richest people in the world as investors.
Australia’s population aged 85 and older will more than double over the next two decades. Is a crisis inevitable?
Australia will spend $50 million building the world’s first long-term artificial heart,after the original prototype was built with pieces bought from Bunnings.
The billionaire who runs Tesla has claimed that the first human has successfully received a computer brain implant.
There is something democratic about the next-generation AI revolution - this time blue-collar workers are safer than those in white-collar jobs.
The European Union has finally agreed a detailed and highly prescriptive set of rules for regulating artificial intelligence but,with dissent already within Europe,will anyone else emulate them?
Her grandfather was once the richest man in the US,now Lyda Hill is making her own mark.
Australian companies are shrinking or stagnating when they try to join the ranks of the nation’s biggest employers,spurring the federal government to help them commercialise ideas.
There has been a flurry of activity this week as the US,Europe and the Group of Seven economies scramble to regulate the rapidly evolving AI sector.
Catheter-associated infections are a plague for the medical community around the world,placing a massive financial burden on healthcare budgets and more importantly,endangering patient lives.
The race is on with a creative explosion in battery technology – and the world is divided.