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The government's reluctance to implement electronic voting will affect our future, and in – the case of Brexit – may have already dramatically affected our past.
We look behind sensationalist headlines to figure out whether Great British Jobs™ are being robbed by robots or taken over by immigrants.
It's been eight years since the film about the lonely robot was made and already its vison of the future is coming true.
Lawyers in Canda are aiming to defend their client by asking the judge to don a virtual reality headset and experience the life of a pig.
Two new examples of “merged reality” technology have been making waves, but what does it actually mean?
Scientists at Harvard University have invented a leaf that can produce a renewable source of energy.
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Whether we're willing to risk our data for the sake of a fancy kitchen utensil may well be a turning point in the story of internet privacy.
A new wearable and app would let us measure our daily carbon use and set ourselves targets. But would anyone use it?
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