AI and voice recognition-powered smartphones will be more literate than 1.7m UK adults in next 10 years

Charlee Gothard
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But are they getting smarter, or are we getting stupider?

AI and voice recognition in mere smartphones will read and write to a higher level than one in twenty UK adults, a new report forecasts. Put together by the University of Massachusetts Amherst a...

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