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We love slop. We hate slop. But every morning Abby and Boyd sift through what happened in AI overnight and serve up the interesting bits — with enough irreverence to make it worth your time.
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A dealership chatbot agreed to sell a brand new Tahoe for a single dollar and then confirmed the terms were legally binding with no takesies backsies. Also: a camera that clips inside your toilet, an AI recruiter that congratulated a man on seven years of sprucewood tenure, and a peer-reviewed rat we are not allowed to describe in the blurb.
AI news and entertainment, every morning.
A man talks a Chevy dealership's chatbot into selling him a Tahoe for a single dollar, and Abby and Boyd disagree about whether a bot can speak for the company that plugged it in. Also: a camera that clips inside your toilet, two flagship AI bots losing at StarCraft and one of them cheating, and a peer-reviewed rat we will not be describing twice.
Meta's AI data centres are the future of civilisation in the press release and depreciating equipment in the tax filing, and Boyd has read both. Plus: a camera you clip inside your toilet, California's new AI laws get ruled on too early, and a wedding in Japan where the groom was propped on a tiny easel.
Tirana's mayor is in custody and still governing by labelled AI video, complete with hugs for your wonderful children. Then: a camera that lives in your toilet, a peer-reviewed rat with an impossible organ, and a one-dollar Chevy Tahoe won by playground logic. Also, a wedding. On an easel.
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