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What 17th-century philosophy can tell us about artificial intelligence
René Descartes’ interests extended to diverse subjects, and one of the most striking subjects he studied was machine thinking. That ...
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Everyone can help forge a safe ending to what Oppenheimer began
The Oppenheimer film is a significant artistic work, and by all accounts – including of Kai Bird, the surviving author of the detailed biographical ...
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Why the Army’s choice to serve God comes at a cost to the nation
On 8 July 2023, the Australian Army, specifically the 1st Armoured Regiment, had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to march through the ...
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Misinformation and the path to deeper polarisation
Many Australians believe the nation is more politically polarised and divided today than in the past. It’s a divide that has ...
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The Voice: Analysing the official No case
The official No case for the Voice referendum – the pamphlet of which has just been published by the Australian ...
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How classic psychology warped our view of human nature
There are a number of classic experiments and theories that every psychology student learns about, but more recent research has ...
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