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Chornobyl at 40, A Sacred Memorial or a Living Laboratory?
Chornobyl at 40: A Sacred Memorial or a Living Laboratory? When your Geiger counter suddenly increases its count rate, you know something…
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What the Victorians can teach us about AI?
175 years ago, the Great Exhibition of 1851, was created by the Royal Society of Arts. It wasn’t just a showcase of…
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Cut the Cord: Ending Britain’s foreign Tech dependence
The UK government’s quiet but relentless expansion of digital surveillance is no longer a distant threat — it is happening now. All…
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Snooping on the Future – CES 2026
From our roving reporter @ZoeACamper Inspiration and Future Gazing at CES 2026 The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is all about the technology…
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Retro Voyage to Paris Cyberia VR -Digital Twin
Retro voyage to Internet pioneering in Paris 1995 Back in 1995, I had the rare privilege to assist in the birth of…
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Forget like a Human : new digital art show by AreByte
How to Forget like a Human – review of “What is it like?” in WRO Digital Gallery (Wroclaw, Poland, Oct-Nov 2025) by…
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Lured by the Cookies
Working from home or “hybrid” will drive the biggest change in how we interact with our local communities and neighbours. As companies…
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Wish you were here – Review of Ben Grosser’s new show ‘Software for Less’
Addicted to numbers? Frantically checking your sleep hours first thing in the morning or daily steps on iPhone? Checking hourly how many…
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Lost in translation – what has gone wrong in digital health!
When supposedly personalised, medical app for your health goes wrong, you may get cut off from your insurance, your house, your place…
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Hackathon for 2021 Job Armaggedon
Over 1.2 m people lost their jobs during the pandemic, with bartenders, pub staff, baristas in hospitality and thousands of high street…
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