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Julia, how do you spell vertebrae? Oh, just tight pain in the neck. Hello, I'm Neil Patterson.

Welcome to this special edition of the Sky News Daily podcast, where we are looking back on 2023 in science and technology,

from climate change to the space race, from AI to e-commerce.

I mean, the past 12 months have been full of stories with the power to change the world

and perhaps on occasion blow it up as well.

Who better to reflect upon the past year with than our science and technology

editor Tom Clark. Tom, good to see you. Thanks, Neil. Why don't we start with, I think,

one of, if not the biggest stories, tech stories of the year. Artificial intelligence,

it seemingly came out of nowhere this year. I did feel like that, didn't it?

It's interesting.

We were sitting here 12 months ago.

I was exactly, and I think I can be proud to say that I did say AI was going to be interesting.

You did?

I thought this chat, GPT, you know, that there's a big deal.

But I don't think any of us could have forecast

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