For years, fear of automation has dominated the conversation surrounding technology and the human work force, with self-interested scaremongers stoking…
Author: Gareth May
Gareth May
Gareth is a freelance tech, food (and sex) journalist.
He writes about tech and food for Metro, The Telegraph, Wareable, The Independent & Great British Food magazine.
His favourite kind of food is British heritage (so, er, just British) and his favourite tipple is sake. His spirit animal is Sonic the Hedgehog.
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