Professor Kevin Curran

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the expected increase in robocalls, Snapchat’s camera feature used to identify Amazon products & Alexa ‘Hunches’ which can now suggest actions based on daily behaviour.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster’s Sunday Sequence programme ‏on whether the Fourth Industrial Revolution – heralding Artificial Intelligence and Robotics is a huge threat to employment.

The other guests were Prof Noel Sharkey Tina McKenzie ‏& Nicky Cahill. The presenter was Roisin McAuley.

My BBC Radio Foyle interview about the WEF claiming that millions of jobs likely to be displaced by automation but we should have less to fear from robots than we think.

We also discuss fake TV phone numbers & Apple’s new large sized iPhones being too large for some female hands.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle on Government sources saying that roaming charges – abolished since June 2017 after changes to EU regulation – may return if there is a “no-deal” Brexit.

My interview with Internet of Business on some of the costs of crypto-jacking that go beyond soaring electricity bills.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about the government warning that if there is a no-deal Brexit “surcharge-free roaming when you travel to the EU could no longer be guaranteed.”

My interview with This is Money on precautions one can take when it comes to sharing on social networks.

My interview in Crypto News Review on how a blockchain could potentially prevent cheating, tampering and false claims of ownership.

My interview with Digital Health Legal on the security risks that may surface alongside the benefits of access to health records being rolled out to the public.

My interview in Silicon Republic on the importance of using newer multifactor authentication techniques and the rise of biometric authentication.