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A blurred close-up of a computer keyboard with streaks of light across the keys, creating a sense of speed and motion.

5 min read · Dec 01, 2025

Airteam research: from time savings to compounding gains: what 1,003 Australians told us about AI at work

Airteam’s latest research shows that AI is not just saving Australians more than 500 hours a year at work, but is creating a compounding productivity advantage as most employees reinvest that time into learning, process improvement and higher-value work.

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Illustration of three email envelopes resembling the Gmail logo, each pierced by a fishhook, symbolising phishing attacks.

5 min read · Nov 11, 2025

Airteam Research: 1.2m Australians on track to be phished over the next year

AI-generated phishing emails are up to 4.5 times more effective than traditional ones, putting an estimated 1.2 million Australians at risk in the year ahead.

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A glowing purple AWS logo illuminated on stage, representing Amazon Web Services.

7 min read · Oct 22, 2025

The AWS mess: the why, and the fun people poked at it

A major AWS outage brought much of the internet to a halt and sparked a wave of humour, insight, and reflection across the tech world.

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A large pile of glossy blue 3D tiles featuring the classic white Twitter bird logo.

11 min read · Oct 16, 2025

Twitter’s three takes on AI: bubble, melt-up, or the next industrial revolution?

Weighing both sides of the AI bubble debate, concluding that while speculation may burst, AI itself is here to stay.

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A designer reviews website accessibility sketches and notes.

5 min read · Oct 12, 2025

WCAG 3.0 - What the new Working Draft means for accessibility

W3C’s updated Working Draft of WCAG 3.0, highlights a shift toward a more flexible, user-centred approach to accessibility through weighted scoring, inclusive testing, and clearer guidance for designers, developers, and content creators.

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Hand on a glowing keyboard symbolising cyber intrusion and the fragility of data systems in engineering and production.

7 min read · Oct 06, 2025

When data stops, so does production: lessons from the Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack

Jaguar Land Rover’s month-long shutdown reveals how cyberattacks can paralyse modern manufacturing and why data resilience has become an engineering imperative, not just an IT concern.

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AI agent being plugged in illustration

7 min read · Sep 18, 2025

Practical guide to AI agents in business

Most companies are testing AI agents, but few achieve scale. Learn why governance, not technology, drives success and how to implement agents that deliver measurable business value.

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A smartphone screen showing AI apps Gemini and ChatGPT, with a rising bar chart in the background.

3 min read · Sep 08, 2025

Australia’s AI investment on track to hit $1.3b in the next year

AI investment in Australia is set to surpass $1.3B by 2026. Explore the rapid growth of AI R&D and what it means for local businesses.

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Modern workspace with a laptop, phone, and notes, reflecting on the process of developing AI software with real-time voice.

9 min read · Aug 19, 2025

AI software development insights from a real-time voice app prototype

Discover what it takes to develop AI software with real-time voice. We share our build process, tech stack, and key lessons from a working prototype.

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