Tech Life discovers and explains the ways technology is changing our lives, wherever we are in the w
Robot security dogs have been spotted at Mar-A-Lago, the Florida home of US president-elect Donald T
We hear from a former moderator in Kenya who was left traumatised by his previous job. And we ask wh
Tech Life created a fake podcast using a new AI tool from Google Labs, and we spoke to the head of t
Intel was once unrivalled as the world's chip maker. Now it has fallen behind its rivals. We hear wh
This week we're looking at artificial intelligence in the workplace - how are employers and employee
Does the tech you use depend too much on a few critical minerals ? When a hurricane temporarily dis
Tech Life is looking at big data - and how important it is to healthcare. Specifically, how it can h
How does a company make profit in the charity fundraising space? We speak to Tim Cadogan, CEO of onl
It’s the ongoing question about AI – will it replace jobs or create new ones? We look at the argumen
Online mapping - we find out how it can help humanitarian work around the world. Alasdair Keane trie
Tech Life speaks to some keen users of X in Brazil. What do they think of the ban imposed on the pla
We get a first-hand insight into how the war in Sudan has affected tech workers and companies there.
We hear from two voice over artists, based in New York City, who have filed a lawsuit against an AI
An artificial intelligence tool is helping to detect chest issues, which could indicate lung cancer,
We take a look at a recent announcement from the International Olympic Committee that the inaugural
It's called Pig Butchering - a cruel romance scam which has victims around the world. The BBC's Cybe
How do we cope when the tech we rely on stops working? This week we look at different types of black
Alasdair Keane is at the season finale of the Formula E, taking a look at how the tech has advanced
Ahead of the Olympics in Paris, we look at tech in sport. How is it used by athletes to improve thei
As Japan axes the use of floppy discs for official government business, presenter Chris Vallance loo
