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AI is moving pretty fast. Three teenagers just launched a $2 billion AI startup in America this year (and they’re not even old enough to vote yet). If you’re still figuring out your first ChatGPT prompts, the whole thing can feel overwhelming.

Artificial Intelligence in marketing is not new. But are we ready for it?

RMIT Online research shows 73% of surveyed employees don't think GenAI is relevant to their role

DevOps is not a role, person or title. It’s a way of thinking and building that can be applied across disciplines

Artificial intelligence offers humanity a weapon against COVID-19, but it’s up to us to use it effectively

You’ve just kicked off a new UX program of work. Big client. Big goals. And a whole lot to figure out. Expectations are high, you need to show momentum and value in a matter of days or weeks (not months). Where do you even start?

The beautiful writing is on the wall for graphic designers: adapt or fall behind.

So which podcasts are worth your precious listening time? Here are some of the most popular design podcasts for 2023.

You’ve just kicked off a new UX program of work. Big client. Big goals. And a whole lot to figure out. Expectations are high, you need to show momentum and value in a matter of days or weeks (not months). Where do you even start?

The beautiful writing is on the wall for graphic designers: adapt or fall behind.

So which podcasts are worth your precious listening time? Here are some of the most popular design podcasts for 2023.

Insights from RMIT Online’s “Great Attention Recession” panel - plus a few extra tricks we’ve picked up along the way.

Artificial Intelligence in marketing is not new. But are we ready for it?

Join Gerry from Thinkerbell as he goes through his top 5 campaigns of the past year.

A successful brand strategy is built on deep customer insights and understanding the market.

Every seven minutes, an Australian business reports a cyber incident.

DevOps is not a role, person or title. It’s a way of thinking and building that can be applied across disciplines

A new study by RMIT Online and Deloitte Access Economics reveals the digital skills gap is costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion annually.

Some IT skills are looking more and more valuable, while others are beginning to fade as technology changes.