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Without structure, income, identity, or purpose, free time becomes a void – not a luxury. Debates are currently centred around automation and employment; focussing on which industries and roles will soon become extinct – yet we are failing to consider existential drift: the paradox of a future where people have more hours and less meaning. 

Frictionless, futuristic, and perhaps inevitable, it begs the primal questions of submission and compliance; when access to your job depends on surrendering your biometric data, where do we draw the line between technological advancement and ownership?

Fintech apps, neobanks, and digital wallets are built for speed and simplicity; they’re irresistible to users but ideal for exploitation.

Let's face it: the current state of healthcare is outdated and archaic. Reliant on reactive processes and complicated bureaucracy, our...

We are enduring arguably the most complex and dynamic economic environment ever witnessed. Goldman Sachs President, John Waldron, told...

Digital transformation is obligatory in 2022. The technology solution market is booming. Automation proves necessary for business growth,...

If companies fail to transform their entire organization both internally and externally at the same rate of tech evolution and consumer dema

We are witnessing the evolution of autonomous robotics. What does the next generation have in store?