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How algorithms keep workers in the dark

By Tom Barratt, Alex Veen and Caleb Goods

No-code technology enables up those with job descriptions that fall well outside tech to quickly develop powerful, functional apps (Credit: Alamy)

Could 'no code' be the next big thing?

By JD Shadel

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Is video dating here to stay?

By Maddy Savage

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Covid exposes Pakistan’s digital divide

By Mehreen Zahra-Malik

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How to lower your screen-time anxiety

By Mary Holland

Robots struggle with the social cues that make up group dynamics, and humans struggle to trust AI systems that are too heavy-handed (Credit: Getty Images)

Collective Intelligence

How AI can make us all work smarter

By Edd Gent

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How lockdown changes screen time rules

By Corinne Purtill

Swedish employers are outsourcing jobs in engineering and programming more and more due to the nation’s shortage of qualified graduates (Credit: Sokol Vjerdha)

The country deporting its tech talent

By Maddy Savage

A good first date leading to nothing serious is a waste of time, says Linda Jonsson, who is now opting for more traditional ways of meeting people (Credit: Linda Jonsson)

Can you get a date without an app?

By Maddy Savage

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Is this Egypt's answer to Tinder?

By Jess Rohan

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Will we all be using ‘biometric CVs’?

By Zaria Gorvett

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The toymaker helping kids learn to talk

By Anthony Simon

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Living among ‘mountains of rubbish’

By Adrienne Bernhard

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Africa’s most exciting city for tech?

By Thomas Lewton

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The youngest tech pioneer in Ethiopia

By Thomas Lewton

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Owning Your Time

How ‘digital gangsters’ steal our time

By Eva Ontiveros

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