BBC Technology News

• Could a computer ever rival Rembrandt or Beethoven?
  Music, films and works of art are increasingly made using AI. But can machines ever be truly creative?
• Samsung Galaxy Fold: Broken screens delay launch
  Samsung delays the release of its foldable smartphone after reviewers report broken screens.
• Asos billionaire loses three children in Sri Lanka attacks
  Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen and his family were visiting Sri Lanka, where three of his four children died.
• TED 2019: How to kill a zombie rumour and fix Facebook
  How to fix a "broken internet" has been a central question at TED 2019.
• Tesla says investigating car explosion in Shanghai
  A video circulating on Chinese social media appears to show a parked Tesla car erupting into flames.
• An alternative way to capture childhood on your phone
  A simple, but evocative, way to record your children's development without using a camera.
• Millions using 123456 as password, security study finds
  A list of all-too-predictable choices for breached accounts includes 123456 and "Liverpool".
• Notre-Dame fire: How gamers are getting 'inside' the cathedral
  Players return to a 2014 video game to visit a digital version of the cathedral, untouched by fire.
• TED 2019: The start-ups launching in space
  Space is getting busy thanks to a new era of commercialisation.
• Hacking 'hero' Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to US malware charges
  Marcus Hutchins said he regrets his actions and accepts "full responsibility for my mistakes".