Fires are raging across Australia, and first responders need more than just the same old information to fight them. That's where augmented reality software company Edgybees comes in. Kim talks with CEO and co-founder Adam Kaplan about how AR is helping first responders make more informed decisions that can save lives. The company takes live footage and overlays information that helps firefighters see, in real time, what they're up against.

There are some awesome stories from the tech world. Things happen so fast, and many innovations come in and out of popularity before anyone can blink. But there are some inventions that have persisted from their creation to today — and they look to stay relevant for many years to come. For heads of big companies, it’s important to accurately predict what products will fail and which ones are worth paying attention to. But some CEOs got their technology predictions very, very wrong.

If you have been out west, then you might have had the opportunity to try one of the region’s favorite fast food joints: In-N-Out Burger. This simple fast food place is widely praised by not only the normal everyday foodie, but also some of the world's most renowned chefs. So what would happen if an eccentric chef decides to step it up a notch and recreate one of the restaurant’s most famous burgers using the most expensive ingredients he can find?

AI is no longer just in the minds of sci-fi authors or movie creators, it’s here. I mean AI is all around us from the algorithm that runs most online search engines to that little box in your pocket that answers questions for you. But how did this all start and what can we expect to see in the future? Check out this series to learn all there is to know about artificial intelligence.

The cars of today are more computer than hot rod. If you’re looking to find the best ways to take advantage of technology on the road, we've got you covered. Here are Kim’s top picks for essential technology features for your vehicle.

Imagine this: You're walking down the street. A stranger takes a quick photo of your face and now they know your name, address, where you work and more. A creepy new app allows people to do exactly that. Plus, super smart contact lenses could be coming soon to eyes near you. And learn the five important settings to lock your router down to keep hackers out.

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