From AI butlers to self-driving Ubers, the future is knocking. But would you really hand it the keys to your kettle?
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An AI that writes all your awkward emails
Never again sweat over how to chase your landlord or politely decline your nan's third Sunday roast invite. Just press send and let the robot grovel.

A self-driving car that handles every roundabout
Imagine snoozing through the M25 at rush hour while your motor calmly navigates Britain's most baffling junctions. Bliss, or terrifying?

A smart fridge that does your Tesco shop
It scans, it orders, it judges you for buying meal deals four nights running. Convenience with a side of guilt.

A robot that makes a proper cup of tea
Programmable to builder's strength or posh Earl Grey, and it never forgets the biscuit. The true measure of British civilisation.

An AI doctor in your pocket
Describe your symptoms at 2am and get an answer that isn't just 'probably cancer' from Google. Revolutionary, if a touch unnerving.
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