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BBCworldservice.com slash TechTent. Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly essential guide

to all the hottest news and trends

from the technology world. I'm Rory Catlin Jones, and this week, law enforcement to criminals

nil. As the FBI recovers Bitcoin from a ransomware gang and traps criminals with a bogus

messaging app, we ask whether this signals a high-tech fightback by the law.

One of the leading experts on AI tells us it's neither artificial nor intelligent, but it still

poses a threat to a fairer society. And talking of AI, tell me your life story. We hear about a device

that will record your memoirs. Joining me this week is BBC's

senior tech reporter Jane Wakefield. Jane, what did you been up to? It's been a busy week. We had a bit

of an internet outage. It's one way of describing it on Tuesday. I'll be telling you all about it

later, but it meant my Tuesday was very busy.

And for me, it's been a very busy week, which is culminating me actually being in a studio for the first time. I am very jealous.

Yeah. Your kitchen looks more comfortable, I have to say.

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