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What does this mean for how we work?
A4: Academia, Athletes, Altruism and AI
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What does this mean for how we work?

Human vs. Machine

People Builders and Empire Builders
How AI, XR and analytics amplify human performance

Why resilience begins with how we treat people

Same inspiration. Different universe.

What really drives focus; motivation, discipline or biology?

I explore how AI is transforming human movement, coaching and performance

Lessons on curiosity and reinvention

What if we could design kindness into our systems - not as a sentiment, but as a signal?

If academics and universities trained like athletes or sports teams, what would happen?

Together, they represent a new kind of intelligence - one that’s not just artificial or academic, but deeply human.

The area of neurodiversity within elite sports is indeed fascinating.

In today's fast-paced world, how we choose to commute can significantly impact our health.

This week, we explore the promising potential of human pose estimation for sports motion capture.

In South Africa, sports are not just games; they are a vital component of national identity and pride.

Over the years, we have understood that the art of cricket batting is not merely a skill but a symphony of technique, timing, precision, etc.

Considering the current Indian Premier League (IPL), this week we delve into the nuances of cricket batting techniques, where we explore a theory that challenges the traditional coaching dogmas and uncovers the secrets of legendary batters.

In an era where the intersection of technology and health is evolving at an unprecedented rate, the realm of sports medicine stands on the cusp of a revolution, due to the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Bruce Lee's philosophical insights extend far beyond the confines of martial arts, offering a blueprint for adaptability and skill acquisition that resonates with contemporary sports science.