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Hello. sounds. There's probably another podcast on there that you're absolutely love. Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly update on what's hot in the technology business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones and this week we've a special edition of the show, taking stock of four

important areas of tech. With me, a four expert BBC reporters dedicated to bringing you the technology news online and on this show.

Chris Fox, what are you going to be talking about?

Video games will 2019 be the year that we remember streaming took off?

Also here is Leo Kellyan. What's your topic, Leo?

Artificial intelligence. The degree it is changing the world and perhaps being overhyped.

Joining us from cyberspace is Zoe Kleinman. Hi, Zoe. What are you going to cover?

I'm going to be talking about the rise and controversy around Femtech.

Excellent. And last but not least, we've got Jane Wakefield. What have you chosen to talk about?

So I've been writing about smart cities for a long time. So that's the topic I've chosen to talk to you about today.

All great. Here's a quick taste of what's to come.

They haven't thought deeply about how data, robotics, etc., can actually improve the city.

Really, we're in the dark ages when it comes to women's health technology.

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