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13 absurdly comic AI April Fool's pranks you'll want to try

Artificial intelligence has created a list of suggested April Fool’s pranks. Some seem cunning, others are completely nonsensical

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Bursting your Twitter bubble actually makes you more extreme

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Why the UK's plastic bottle deposit plan doesn't go far enough

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Real colour of money: business wants profit and green cred

Culture

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Horror VR game can ramp up the fear factor if you’re not scared

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water drops

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The plan to suck huge amounts of drinkable water out of thin air

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Watch this robotic fish flap its fins in Fiji’s Rainbow Reef

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Fed up with Facebook? Here's how to fix your online privacy

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Self-driving Uber death should halt tech's race to the bottom

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Technology

Cambridge Analytica, Trump and Facebook – here’s what we know

A former Cambridge Analytica employee has claimed the firm accessed Facebook data without permission, and used it to target ads for the Trump campaign

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Earthquake AI makes it easier to predict devastation of strikes

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Lab-grown pet food promises a wholesome vegan lifestyle for dogs

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$10m prize to let you feel what a distant robot is feeling

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Chemistry bots collude on Twitter to speed up their experiments

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