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Want to be a drone racer? The sport’s world champ explains how to launch your career

BZ4X: Was Toyota’s first fully electric car worth the wait? © Toyota

BZ4X: Was Toyota’s first fully electric car worth the wait?

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What is a deepfake and should you be worried about them?

How to create a realistic virtual child (and why you might want to) © Cathal Duane

How to create a realistic virtual child (and why you might want to)

Future technology: 22 ideas about to change our world

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Future technology 22 ideas about to change our world

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If a chatbot became sentient we'd need to care for it, but our history with animals carries a warning

If a chatbot became sentient we’d need to care for it, but our history with animals carries a warning

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Robot dog learns to walk by stumbling, just like young animals in the wild

This electric-hybrid boat changes marine tourism as we know it

This electric-hybrid boat changes marine tourism as we know it

A beginner's guide to the metaverse: What it is, how you can access it and more

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A beginner’s guide to the metaverse: What it is, how you can access it and more

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What is Bitcoin and can it be a viable currency?

Best wireless earbuds 2020: Budget, noise cancelling and premium

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Best wireless earbuds 2022 Budget, noise cancelling and premium

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Dall-E mini: Creator explains blurred faces, going viral and the future of the project

Conceptual image representing the process of nuclear fusion, specifically the creation of helium from hydrogen. Four protons (hydrogen nuclei) are combining on the left, releasing in the process two protons and two neutrons (a helium nucleus). The sum of the masses of the neutron and protons is less than that of the original four protons. The 'missing mass' is converted to energy, which we see in the form of electromagnetic radiation. This is the power behind the Sun's brilliant glow. In practice, the conversion of hydrogen into helium is more complicated than this, and undergoes several stages between the two shown here.

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How does nuclear fusion work?

We all hated Clippy the Microsoft Office assistant – so why do we love our robot vacuums? © Getty Images

We all hated Clippy the Microsoft Office assistant – so why do we love our robot vacuums?