Byte Into IT

Simon and Warren jump in the studio this Wednesday to bring us all the recent news in technology, computing, the internet and startups.

Fi Slaven, program director of Go Girl, Go for IT, comes in to speak about their program and all of the vocational avenues into IT that are available to Victorian school girls.

We then get a call from UNSW's professor of artificial intelligence Toby Walsh, who sparks a conversation about the future of AI and tells us about his new book: 2062: The World That AI Made.

Dan M and Jo come in to the studio this episode to bring all the 3RRR listeners their weekly fix of tech, computing, internet and startup news.

We speak to Dr. Niels Wouters of the Microsoft Research Centre for Social Natural User Interfaces about the new Biometric Mirror test developed at the University of Melbourne.

Then the creative director of Mountains Studio; Ken Wong, comes in to discuss their recent Apple Design award and what to expect in the future from their game studio.

This week on Byte Into It we have Warren and Cassie in the studio to bring us all the recent news in technology, computing, the internet and tech startups. We speak to Anna Reeves and Ahmed Salama about the upcoming second season of That Startup Show. Mike and Josh of the Virtual Reality Cinema in Collingwood then come into the studio to tell us about their first program; a director's spotlight on Lester Francois of StudioBento.

This episode on Byte Into IT we have Tyler and Vanessa in the studio for another week of news and interviews regarding technology, startups, gaming and innovation.

Judy Anderson and Scott Handsaker of Above All Human conference tell us all about the speakers you will hear at the event, and the intense curation behind the event.

Vanessa and Tyler then have an in-depth chat about the pros and cons of the new 'My Health Record' system, and whether or not to opt-out.

This episode on Byte Into IT we have Warren and Simon in the studio for another week of news and interviews regarding technology, startups, gaming and innovation.

the co-founder of Mayte, Brynn Chadwick, comes in to speak with the Byte crew about their recent work in AI and chatbots.

John 'Buzz' Lewin then calls in to tell us about his new TreasureAGoGo app.

This episode on Byte Into IT we have Jo and Vanessa in the studio for another week of news and interviews regarding technology, startups, gaming and innovation. Gale Camacho, a data analyst with Neighbourlytics, chats with the Byte crew about what's involved for someone in a career in analytics.

Composer and sound designer Maize Wallin comes on the show to review the new Samsung Odyssey, the direct competitor of the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

This episode on Byte Into IT we have Cassie and Warren in the studio for another week of news and interviews regarding technology, startups, gaming and innovation. Our first interview is with Professor Peter Blamey, the co-founder of Blamey Saunders Hears, and he tells us all about Facett, a new rechargeable modular hearing aid.

Andrew Owen of Tech Games Fest then calls in to the show to speak about the upcoming free three-day event, involving cosplay, networking, gaming, virtual reality and ethical hacking.

This episode on Byte Into IT we have Vanessa and Tyler in the studio for another week of news and interviews regarding technology, startups, gaming and innovation.

Steinar Ellingson calls in to the show to speak about the upcoming Melbourne WebFest and all the creative webseries involved in this sixth installment of the festival.

We then chat in studio with Nic Hodges of Spot, a new blockchain protocol directed at making online news honest and accessible to all.

This episode of Byte Into IT sees Dan, Laura and Warren in the studio to discuss everything about this week in technology.

Husband and wife digital media artist duo Dr Betty Sargeant and Justin Dwyer of PluginHUMAN studio join us on the show to discuss Dream 2.2, an immersive digital maze based on human sleep patterns.

We then get into an in-depth discussion of the idea of Transhumanism, where we're at, what the future holds and the possible rewards and consequences of going down this path.

Vanessa and Cassie in studio this episode to bring you all of the recent news in technology, computing, gaming and startups.

Our guest for the evening is Liam Wilkie, VP of coffee insights for Aabak. Liam is a coffee specialist and mechanical engineer who operates the robot barista created by Aabak. A very Melbourne interview, we talk coffee.