The podcast ‘Does It Fly?’ asks whether the technology of Star Trek, Doctor Who and other popular sci-fi shows could really work.

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Claire Malone explains why this rapidly developing technology could also – despite some misgivings – be good news for communicating science Fact and fiction AI is increasingly being used to generate ...

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