Does anyone actually want an “app for everything”?

If you’re reading this - you’ve heard of an NFT. Everyone and their nan is talking about NFTs. Buut if you ask someone to explain what an NFT actually was, or how we should use them- you’d probably get blank faces, or some murmurs about art or blockchain.

Is copyright ‘piracy’ really a crime or can brands embrace the bootleggers?

ChatGPT represents a significant advancement in human-computer interaction, and it’s benefits and use cases are starting to be truly tested in real-world applications.

Well... not technically. Everyone is talking about NFTs, and as always with new technologies, we see really interesting examples and then some that make your eyes roll back in to your head

This intersection between biotech and computing is extremely exciting, and if technology continues to progress the way we see it now, it’s conceivable that we may see DNA storage as commonplace in the future.

I don’t like the word metaverse. And I’m a little bit sick in my mouth when I hear people calling it the betterverse.

A couple of weeks ago Google placed one of its engineers on paid administrative leave for breaking its confidentiality policies. The engineer, Blake Lemoine, had become concerned that an AI chatbot system had achieved sentience and decided to tell the world. So we had a chat. About chatbots.

Gen Z have grown up with so many platforms that they can consume content on, for free, whenever they want. They don’t have the same brand love or loyalty for these platforms. So Spotify’s new move into the metaverse through Roblox is really smart.

Louis Vuitton release new NFTs in their game "Louis The Game". The look of the game is beautiful, with a feel that's akin to gentle Animal Crossing style gameplay

Budweiser miss the mark with their new NFT collection.