Past Lives (2023) – What If Timing Was the Only Thing That Got in the Way
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Chris McCausland: Seeing into The Future
The visually impaired comedy star heads to America's Silicon Valley to explore how cutting-edge technology could transform lives. From robots and driverless cars, to AI and the future of smart glasses, McCausland is excited to find out what the future holds.
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The visually impaired comedy star heads to America's Silicon Valley to explore how cutting-edge technology could transform lives. From robots and driverless cars, to AI and the future of smart glasses, McCausland is excited to find out what the future holds.
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