This week Niall and Dusty take a step back from the news to talk about their favourite science fiction films of the past 10 years.

This week Niall talks to Prof Laoise McNamara ahead of Ireland's Edge to talk about new direction in the treatment of bone diseases like osteoperosis. In the studio we ask how much would the average person pay to share their bank balance, and an example of what can go wrong with self-driving cars.

This week Niall and Dusty look at why eir wants to shutter its eircom.net webmail service. In other news Jeff Bezos takes on the climate crisi and NIall meets with UX Design Institute CEo Colman Walsh to talk about why design matters.

This week Niall and Dusty go through the big announcements at this year's Samsung Unpacked. We also sit down with the head of AI engineering at EY, Hesham Shokry, to talk about machine learning life sciences, fintech and more.

You might have noticed something different about the kinds of information you’re getting about this years Six Nations matches. It’s all part of how machine learning is being applied to make sense of the thousands of data points created every moment of a game. Steve Bryen senior technical evangelist with Amazon Web Services and Pierre Visser, technical consultant at Stats Perform, talk us through it.

In honour of this week's Data Protection Day Niall and Dusty go through the top privacy-related stories of the week.

This week we welcome the arrival of Disney+ and Niall meets Arvoia chief data scientist Dr Susie Harding to talk about a project trying to make sense of traffic in rural areas.

This week Niall and Dusty say goodbye to Windows 7 and we have a preview of the Dublin Smartphone Film Festival with its director, Robert Fitzhugh.

This week Niall Kitson gives us a whistlestop tour of the hundreds of projects on show at this year's BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition at the RDS in Dublin.

This week Niall discusses 5G with Vodafone's Debbie Power and the future of work with the man who gave us the term 'Industry 4.0', Henrik von Scheel.