Aimee Blacker wants to delve into postgraduate study across a range of disciplines. Aimee Blacker felt a bit lost during the early stages of her undergraduate degree. She was studying occupational therapy at the University of Newcastle (UoN) and while she knew she was on the right track, she wasn't too sure about her destination. That changed in her final year when she discovered the work of Carly Rogers, an American occupational therapist who has a surf-based program for war veterans. Blacker, 24, has been a keen surfer for about 15 years and has a job she loves in pediatrics.

Ben is a CS/Computational Linguistics graduate, ex-Google intern, and python fanatic. In his past academic life his was in a deep learning lab studying character recognition, and a Natural Language Processing lab studying how to automate diagnosis of certain neurodegenerative diseases. Nowadays, he spends his days working as a data scientist, and his nights exploring data his finds online, learning new programming languages, and brewing beer.

Workers looking for jobs in 2035 might consider retraining as remote-controlled vehicle operators or online chaperones. Those are two of the jobs of the future suggested in a report by the CSIRO that charts 20-year trends in increasingly digitally focused and automated Australian workplaces. Related: Automation may mean a post-work society but we shouldn't be afraid The employment minister, Michaelia Cash, released the report on Friday at the Australian Computer Society's conference. Cash said the report showed "some jobs will inevitably become automated over the coming years but technological change will improve others and also create new jobs and opportunities". "The future won't be about people competing with machines, it will be about people using machines and doing work that is more interesting and fulfilling," she said.

Google self-driving car finally causes an accident - a lesson in AI. According to The Verge, Google had recently performed a software update that changed the behavior to be more human like. "So several weeks ago we began giving the self-driving car the capabilities it needs to do what human drivers do: hug the rightmost side of the lane." The truth is that one of the complaints about self-driving cars is that they are too cautious so Google adapted the software so the car would move to the far right of the lane so two cars could fit in the single wide lane. This is what a regular, old fashioned, human being does so cars can move more fluidly though the heavily congested streets of California.

Are bots the new apps? Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella reckons they are. Bots sometimes get a bad rap, but here are a few that will brighten your feeds. This week, Kik – a messaging app popular with teenagers – launched a "Bot Shop" where users can interact with brands or play games with chat bots instead of talking to their real friends. American Tex-Mex chain Taco Bell launched the TacoBot, which lets you order lunch directly from Slack, a work chat platform.

Bots sometimes get a bad rap, but here are a few that will brighten your feeds. Are bots the new apps? Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella reckons they are. This week, Kik – a messaging app popular with teenagers – launched a "Bot Shop" where users can interact with brands or play games with chat bots instead of talking to their real friends.

We looked at the marketing automation industry and felt that there is lot of crap floating around. We wanted to simplify the whole digital marketing industry. Build something revolutionary that will change the way how marketing is done. What if you have a virtual marketing manager who can run all your digital marketing campaigns on behalf of your company? The artificial intelligence engine designed and developed by MaaxMarket.

Editor's note: this post is part of our Intelligence Matters investigation. Let me start with a secret: I feel self-conscious when I use the terms "AI" and "artificial intelligence." Sometimes, I'm downright embarrassed by them. Before I get into why, though, answer this question: what pops into your head when you hear the phrase artificial intelligence? For the layperson, AI might still conjure HAL's unblinking red eye, and all the misfortune that ensued when he became so tragically confused. Others jump to the replicants of Blade Runner or more recent movie robots.

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Computing giant Nvidia has announced the world's first "supercomputer in a box" – the DGX-1. With a cool 170 teraflops of performance, the machine is designed to tackle the complex worlds of deep learning and artificial intelligence, areas of research requiring massive amounts of computing power. The DGX-1 uses the company's newly developed Pascal architecture that recently showed up in its beastly in-car supercomputer. The DGX-1 has eight Tesla GP100 GPUs, each with 16 gigabytes of memory. Alongside that, the knowledge hungry supercomputer contains 512 GB of RAM, and four 1.92 terabyte solid state hard drives.