Truth as fiction: the dangers of hubris in the information environment
By Dr Zac Rogers and Col Jason Lague “Truth may be a partly human fiction, but it’s one of the most important fictions a nation can […]
Disruptive Technologies, AI and Social Media
Australia-Indonesia: Building Trust
Article by Sian Troath, Jeff Bleich Centre Research Lead (Trust), published by the Lowy Institute.
Slowing down; keeping up - technology, determination and modern heresy
Dr Zac Rogers recently published article in Australian Quarterly (Jan-Mar 2020) Ideas are the driving force of human history. Yet most of the ideas humans have […]
Discrete, Specified, Assigned, and Bounded Problems: The Appropriate Areas ...
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JBC Media: Frontline - In the Age of AI
The promise and perils of AI, from fears about work and privacy to the U.S.-China rivalry. Season 2019 Episode 5 – 11/05/2019
JBC Media: National Security Podcast with Dr Zac Rogers
In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Katherine Mansted and Zac Rogers get to the bottom of how information and bio-technologies are reshaping societies […]
Can the Digital Fix What the Digital Breaks?
Author: Zac Rogers In 1995, John Gray wrote “The cultural void that yawns when the secular meliorism of the religion of growth founders is as […]
Information warfare and neuro-weaponry
Author: Zac Rogers The parameters of contemporary conflict, as ASPI’s Tom Uren noted recently, are shifting. Transformations in the character of warfare have always attracted varying […]
If 5G takes a little longer in Australia, all the better
Author: Zac Rogers The fifth generation of cellular network technology promises much higher performance in terms of data throughput, speed, and lower latency. This will […]