24th April 2026 - Tech News & Reviews on LBC

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull with this week's tech news, including how Meta has confirmed they'll be tracking their employees' mouse and keyboard clicks to train their AI to use the same software, but are they being expected to train their own replacements at a time they've announced massive layoffs while investing in Artificial Intelligence? Plus, how ChatGPT became abusive and threatening after users abused it.

Gadget of the Week goes to;

TP-Link Archer NX500 5G AX3000 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router. This  wireless dual-band Wifi 6 enabled router uses a nano 5G sim card, allowing you to replace a conventional internet connection with a cellular one you'd normally find in your smartphone, as well as being compatible with standard fibre and DSL modem connections. With excellent antennas to ensure a great connection and compatibility with TP-Link's EasyMesh system, this is an ideal option for those in areas where high speed internet still isn't available or as an alternate option if your home broadband goes down. 

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