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Your next job interview could be playing a weird smartphone game

Big firms like Siemens and Walmart are using video games to filter candidates, with tasks including blowing up balloons and tapping logos on a screen

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Chit-chat makes humans and robots work together better

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Engines of creation - and the people who build them

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Video gaming disorder to be officially recognised for first time

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We are not amused: Victorian experiments not to try at home

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Robot that's the width of a hair masters Pac-Man and cuts cheese

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Uncannily real: volumetric video changes everything

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Children are becoming problem gamblers due to a legal loophole

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Did Pokémon Go really kill 250 people in traffic accidents?

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Brain training game linked to lower dementia risk a decade later

Could just ten sessions of brain training be enough to lower your risk of dementia by 29 per cent a decade later? A study suggests so, but some are sceptical

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UK’s plan to tackle ‘crack cocaine’ of gambling lacks evidence

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Gaming addiction probably isn’t a real condition, study suggests

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AlphaGo's AI upgrade gets round the need for human input

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Beating the odds: the mathematics of gambling

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