When the robot uprising finally happens, we want to make sure it doesn’t start with your client notes accidentally being uploaded to SkyNet.
In a future where deep tissue work triggers the awakening of a quantum neural network that thinks it’s a qualified remedial massage therapist, AMT’s new position statement on artificial intelligence may be the only document standing between civilisation as we know it and a dystopian future where rogue AI programs diagnose every MSK condition as “restricted fascia”.
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Can you argue that massage therapy evidence is not evidence for massage therapy? In this AMT blog post, we turn to Chinese philosophy for insight into a confusing paradox posited by NDIS Minister Bill Shorten …
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Have you ever heard of a tangzhong? Neither had Rebecca Barnett until relatively recently. Read on to discover its relevance to massage practice.
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This is not a blog post about drones. Or fireworks. Or New Year’s Eve. Or oxymorons. Have we piqued your curiosity yet?
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In the words of Harry Truman “it is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit”. After 26 years involvement with AMT, we say goodbye to Rebecca Barnett, appropriately in the Blog that she started back in 2017.
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In this instalment of the blog, we publish the Chairperson’s report from the 2023 AMT Annual General Meeting. And we say au revoir to a friend …
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When shall we 3500 meet again? In thunder, lightning or in rain? We’re still navigating our way through the hurley burley but we are actively working on bringing back in-person AMT events. Please read on …
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We let a significant and timely milestone slide without appropriate fanfare last month. Read on to discover more about the baby AMT birthed 10 years ago.
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There was something in the air that night, the stars were bright, Fernando. They were shining there for you and me, for liberty, Fernando. Though we never thought that we could lose, there’s no regret. If I had to do the same again, I would, my friend, Fernando.
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As the AMT blog faces a post-Sharon future, we kick off this strange, new and uncertain blog era with a rant from the personal archives of AMT CEO, Rebecca Barnett.
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