Computing
Technology correspondent Mark Pesce
Technology correspondent Mark Pesce looks at how the increasing sophistication of computers is also resulting in them producing random, unpredictable errors. Audio
Cultural Ambassador - Planet Adolescent
We last spoke to Charlie Cuff just before lockdown - just as his virtual schooling started. He's back tonight to tell us how it went and how he's finding being back at school properly. Audio
Children programming robots
My guest tonight is all about the future. Anna Ross, from the Imagination Station in Christchurch, which this weekend is holding a robotics day for children. Audio
Forecasting earthquakes using neural computing
Nikola Kasbov is a professor of computer science at AUT. His current work involves making computers work more like brains and using these neural systems to solve complex problems like which medicines… Audio
Getting Girls Into Tech - Nilesh Kanji
Getting more female high school students to explore digital technology is the aim of an initiative, called GirlsInC. Girls in Computing is he brainchild of Nilesh Kanji. He started the support network… Audio
Giving People A Voice
Computer scientist Hamidf Sharifzadeh is regenerating a natural-sounding voice for people who lost the ability to speak Audio
Giving People A Voice
Computer scientist Hamidf Sharifzadeh is regenerating a natural-sounding voice for people who lost the ability to speak
AudioTech: Windows XP and Amazon TV
Amazon moves into TV and entertainment with a set-top box. Also, Microsoft's about to withdraw support for its Windows XP operating system. With Peter Griffin. Audio
