Lilly Ryan

1 week ago | rrr.org.au | Vanessa Toholka |Lilly Ryan

This episode has not yet gone to air. This episode is no longer available. This program is currently on air. Digital watermarking is being applied to AI-made content - Lilly and Vanessa speak with Distinguished Professor of Digital Media Jean Burgess about how it works, and the limits of its capabilities. Computer news, interviews and local insights on global change.

2 months ago | rrr.org.au | Vanessa Toholka |Lilly Ryan |Eric D. Jong

From an episode of Byte Into IT∙Presented by Vanessa Toholka, Lilly Ryan and Eric JongInterview'Official emoji correspondent', linguist and language expert Dr Lauren Gawne, speaks to the Byte Into IT team about the current state of youth online communication, specifially the diverse use of emojis and online slang. She delves into the alternate meanings emojis can have, how that correlates to youth expression and how this fits into the ever-evolving media landscape.

Jul 24, 2024 | rrr.org.au | Lilly Ryan |Vanessa Toholka

Verity Harding is a globally recognised expert in AI, technology and public policy. She speaks with Lilly about her new book, AI Needs You: How We Can Change AI's Future and Save Our Own, which argues for a human-centric approach to AI rather than perpetuating what Harding calls the 'dangerous' idea that artificial intelligence's acceleration is akin to that of the 'arms race'. AI is neither inherently good or bad, and it's we human beings who get to decide how AI turns out.

Jul 10, 2024 | rrr.org.au | Vanessa Toholka |Lilly Ryan

From an episode of Byte Into IT∙Presented by Vanessa Toholka and Lilly RyanInterviewJoshua Ross, co-founder/CEO of Humanitix joins Lilly and Vanessa to talk about the ticket services market, and how it's notoriously monopolised by big overseas players (such as Live Nations, Ticketmaster) who are currently under anti-trust actions in the US.

May 29, 2024 | rrr.org.au | Vanessa Toholka |Dan Salmon |Lilly Ryan

Freeplay Independent Games Festival is Australia’s longest running indie games fest and has celebrated the diverse, creative and artistic side of interactive games for twenty years in Naarm-Melbourne through showcase nights, festivals and conferences.