Artificial intelligence: Cause for celebration or fear?
Inspired by a recent breakthrough by Google’s AlphaZero program, this article explores the potential of artificial intelligence and whether it spells good or bad news for humans.
Monthly Archives: February 2018
Trump’s budget plans
Trump’s new budget proposals are looking to cause controversy among Democrats and Republicans.
20 mph zones in Bristol save the NHS £15m per year
20 mph speed limits appear more successful than expected.
Gallery: Final glimpse inside abandoned Royal Mail sorting office
Before the demolition experts move in, this collection of photos was published to (probably not so fondly) remember the structure by.
Bristol’s litter police?
Controversy is emerging surrounding the council’s clean streets initiative, with accusations of “heavy-handed” treatment.
Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Of the 2018 Oscar-nominated films Will Palmer has seen, Three Billboards is by far his favourite. Why?
Review: Happy Bird
Harry visits Whiteladies Road’s recently opened chicken shop, offering ethically sourced, free-range meals. Will it live up to the expectations?
Bottom of the bookshelf: Fifty Shades of Grey
Joel looks at E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey and discusses why its failures actually work to become its strengths.
Does Italy stand a chance of winning a match this year in the Six Nations?
Lucas Sadler looks at the chances of Italy in this year’s Six Nations tournament.
Australian Flu: Cause for concern or media hoax?
As “Aussie Flu” sweeps through the country, how concerned should we be? Or is the issue just being sensationalised?
