Liverpool have lost three games in a row in all competitions but can they get back on track against old rivals Manchester United on Sunday? This is a huge game for Arne Slot's side, said BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton. United can definitely hurt Liverpool on the break, and that is clearly the way they will set up at Anfield. Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League games this season, against AI, BBC Sport readers and a variety of guests. For week eight, he takes on Addison and Aya from CBBC football drama Jamie Johnson FC (JJFC), which is set in the world of an elite academy at fictional Premier League club Hawx United. Do you agree with their scores? You can make your own predictions below. The most popular scoreline selected for each game is used in the scoreboards and tables at the bottom of this page.

How I created a children's book, based on my daughter's writing, using AI-generated images As parents, we all want the best for our children. Lately, my daughter Addison has not been having her best days. Addy is 7 years old and likely has ADHD (though our doctor won't officially test until she is 8). She struggles to remain still in school, particularly when it's calm or quiet. She has a tendency to fidget, making it difficult for her to concentrate on subjects and tasks.

In-home health examinations are a thing and they debut at CES 2019! Known as the crème de la crème of technology and new product debuts, CES will host exhibitors covering a wide array of product categories from home electronics, audio, smart TVs, connected home, health and fitness devices, mobile, connected home, robotics, computers, virtual reality, car audio and even smart commodes. The event boasts extravagant exhibits representing the biggest and most recognized brands in the world including, Amazon, Panasonic, Microsoft, and even superbike manufacturer, Yamaha. This year's show will run from January 8-11, 2019 at the Sands Convention Center and includes a multitude of other events and exhibits throughout the city. This year's show promises to debut some of the most advanced new technologies the world has ever seen, and products designed to transform the world, home and workplace.

Writer and filmmaker, 33-year old Eva Konstantopoulos wanted to explore our collective digital dystopia and look at what would happen if memory became a commodity through her new short film Re/collection. What if technology would let you trade your memories for something you wanted to change? The short sci-fi film had its world debut at the Sun Valley Film Festival in Sun Valley, Idaho in March, 2017. It took more than a year to make the $40,000, 18-minute film about the commercialization of the human experience. Konstantopolous said she wanted to tell a story about the consequences on human lives if you could buy and sell memories and how technology would play a role in the commoditization of memories.