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Geeks Squawk Ep 307

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

07-Jul-17 10:00

Geeks Squawk Ep 307

The geeks talk about the Transit Elevated Bus (TEB), also known as the 'car-eating' bus in China, AI that produces images in unconventional styles, Kodak's smartphone- Ektra, how AI can identify colours by studying bees, old brains can't hear similar sounds but a drug can change that, and down in the dumps goes to Sound Heroes: a bluetooth speaker of the future.


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