Rob Scott

4 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Rob Scott

For an Aussie dad who says he hasn’t had a steady pay-check in decades, life has certainly done a 180 for David Genat. He’s now a multi-millionaire, after taking U.S. TV by storm. The 45-year-old model made history last night, winning US $5.8million or AU $9.2 million, on Deal or No Deal Island (think the original show, with physical challenges), the biggest prize ever given away on a network game show. “It feels pretty good, man, I got say, it feels pretty, pretty, pretty good,” he said.

1 month ago | uctoday.com | Rob Scott

As someone who has witnessed the dramatic transformation of workplace collaboration over the past decade, I can’t help but feel a mixture of awe and nostalgia when reflecting on how far we’ve come. The journey from conference rooms to virtual spaces has brought incredible efficiency, but also created a void where genuine human connection once flourished. When Meetings Were More Than Calendar InvitesRemember when meetings meant gathering around an actual table?

1 month ago | todaydigital.com | Rob Scott

Once dismissed as a utopian dream, the four-day work week is becoming increasingly common – particularly in the UK, and among major tech brands (like Kickstarter). In 2025, two hundred UK companies signed up for a permanent four-day work week, and various other businesses are following suit. Why? Because shorter weeks actually deliver better business results. It’s not just about enhancing work-life balance, or embracing new flexible working trends.

1 month ago | cxtoday.com | Rob Scott

Listen, I had this wild thought the other day while on a conference call. What if the person I was talking to wasn’t actually… real? As someone who’s spent years covering security related tech news, I’ve seen my share of digital threats, but voice cloning is hitting different. It’s keeping me up at night, and it should probably keep you up too. Picture this: It’s a regular Tuesday afternoon.

1 month ago | uctoday.com | Rob Scott

I was having coffee with a friend yesterday when a terrifying thought hit me: what if every conversation we have in the future comes with a loading screen? Picture this – you’re at a dinner party in 2030, and someone asks you what you think about the latest Mars colony drama. But before you can respond, your neural AI assistant is frantically searching for the perfect witty comeback, fact-checking your knowledge about Mars, and optimizing your response for maximum social impact.