The Future of Writing - Microsoft Research
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27.11.2012
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Below and opposite: Film stills: ‘Future’ We may want the machines to read our futures DB DM and DK KB NM SP and CW
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Below and opposite:<br />
Film stills: ‘<strong>Future</strong>’<br />
We may want the machines<br />
to read our futures<br />
DB DM and DK KB NM SP and CW
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