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podcasts. Welcome back to TechLife with me, Zoe Kleinman. On this show, we want to find out and explain how technology is reshaping the world around us. You'd struggle to think of a clearer example of that than this.

Take picture. Please meet it. It's going to take a few moments to interpret what's in front of it.

There is a street with parked cars.

There is a silver servant, a white van.

That's an AI-powered app that uses a phone camera to describe the world for blind and partially sighted people.

Then concerns were raised about it capturing people's faces.

The BBC's Sean Dilley, who you heard there, will join us in a moment to explain what happened next.

But that's not all.

We hear from the boss of Spotify on the future of music streaming.

And...

Programming can be done in person, but there's also the possibility of programming through the internet,

remote programming. So if that were to fall into the wrong hands,

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