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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends from the

technology business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week we explore privacy in a pandemic.

We hear from one man who believes an obsession with the dangers of mass surveillance can cost lives as we battle to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

We find out how the 3D printing community has got together to help make protective equipment

for health workers. And an artificial intelligence guru tells us the way AI systems are designed now

could spell disaster for humanity. Well, I'm broadcasting from my loft again and BBC technology

reporter Jane Wakefield is joining me from her lovely

kitchen about 20 miles away. How are you doing Jane? I'm getting rather used to this as my office

actually. I'm enjoying the commute especially. Exactly. And always ready to grab a quick sandwich

in between their broadcast. Exactly. Here's a flavor of what's coming up.

Because we were able to actually put together something that normally, you know,

at normal times it takes maybe, I don't know, weeks or months to put together. People have

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