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True story? Lie detection systems go high-tech
A number of teams are working on advanced ways to tell more accurately if someone is lying.
The people deciding to ditch their smartphones
The smartphone users who are ditching their handsets to take back more control of their lives.
How delivery apps created a 'Netflix of food ordering'
Innovative food delivery apps offer everything from multiple restaurant orders to home chef cuisine.
The AI that helps create your own hit music tracks
Artificial intelligence is now smart enough to write tracks that earn streaming service royalties.
Can fitness apps be as good as a personal trainer?
A growing number of fitness apps use artificial intelligence software to personalise workouts.
The robot chefs that can cook your Christmas dinner
If you fancy not having to do the cooking on 25 December then a robotic chef might be the solution.
Why holograms may soon replace video calls
The coronavirus pandemic and travel bans have accelerated interest in holographic communication.
The people deciding to ditch their smartphones
The smartphone users who are ditching their handsets to take back more control of their lives.
How delivery apps created a 'Netflix of food ordering'
Innovative food delivery apps offer everything from multiple restaurant orders to home chef cuisine.
The AI that helps create your own hit music tracks
Artificial intelligence is now smart enough to write tracks that earn streaming service royalties.
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