what does the future hold?

According to Wozniak, it's artificial intelligence and the internet of things – self-driving vehicles, robots and items organising your life, rather than the other way round. And things will be even more immediate – I can see us ordering items online, and they'll be delivered in 15 minutes via drones. Virtual reality will create the most amazing games. Computers will get to the stage where they learn and start programming themselves. They will soon begin to do things that replicate thinking. And this means they'll make themselves better than we can. Just imagine it, and it's possible.

When asked about the threat of China on production and competition, he said the world is one.

So he says his answer is' planet earth' when asked where he's from. But we may soon find him living on our shores, as he said, 'he will live and die an Australian.'

In terms of privacy and security, he says you'll never know if someone is watching. We all need to accept this even though we may disagree with it.

One thing that left me thinking... was that after Steve Jobs passed away, Wozniak found himself thinking about how they would have never imagined their concepts and entrepreneurial spirit, which was an industry milestone, could have turned into what it is today – a cultural icon.

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