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Facebook Messenger used to try and deradicalise extremists
Borrowing a technique used to radicalise people, a think tank wants to change the minds of extremists by chatting with them on Facebook Messenger
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Start-up aims to catapult stuff to space without using rockets
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Robots armed with saws make custom flat-pack furniture
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AI cheats at old Atari games by finding unknown bugs in the code
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Why big pharma might pay cryptocurrency for your DNA
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Electronic skin animates heartbeat on the back of your hand
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Will a new wave of smart glasses make us ‘glassholes’ again?
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Chinese police use face recognition glasses to catch criminals
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Big tech is unpopular, but we mostly have ourselves to blame
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Voice assistants dominate CES as Google plays catchup with Alexa
Google had more than 350聽voice-controlled devices聽at the Consumer Electronics Show, including speakers, cars, and a giant toy town complete with a railway
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How to protect yourself from the Meltdown and Spectre bugs
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Time to fix an internet bust by surveillance capitalism’s demand for data
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Drone-controlled movie cameras catch stunts from every angle
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Your smartphone behaviour may decide whether you get a loan
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