Netflix’s latest dystopian sci-fi has nanobots crawling over people’s brains to help hunt the perfect partner, writes Chelsea Whyte in her monthly TV column
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Technology takes the mystery out of sex and love in Osmosis
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Osmosis Netflix
WOULD you trust a tech company to find your soulmate? Say that all you had to do was swallow a pill full of nanorobots that would scan your brain and implant a talking AI in your head, which would then show you the face of your one true love when you close your eyes. Would you do it? I wouldn’t.
That means I wouldn’t be a great beta tester for Osmosis, the start-up at the centre of the …
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