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The CIA’s never-before-used “Ghost Murmur” saved a downed airman in the Iranian desert. Hear how.
Plus, a toddler was bit by a wolf while his parents were glued to their phones, a 50-year Dodgers season ticketholder got locked out of the game because he doesn’t have a smartphone, and why adult film stars are turning to AI.
Legally blind Chrichelle Brown is experiencing the world in a whole new way thanks to her Meta Ray-Ban glasses. How it’s changing her life and empowering the visually impaired community.
Timecodes:
0:18.157 Dodgers denies 50-year fan because he doesn’t have tickets on his smartphone
4:05.664 The secret, never-before-used CIA tool saves a downed airman in Iran
8:29.496 AI lies to stay alive
11:49.450 Caller: Alleged cheating husband locks wife’s computer
16:34.430 Amazon’s hidden button connects you to a human customer service rep
17:33.276 Caller: Meta AI glasses change how a blind woman sees
38:48.605 Mercor poaching work from people to train AI
39:49.886 American Airlines passengers duped by bus bookings
50:36.938 Caller: AI helps woman and her dog reunite
1:01:05.525 AI tool of the week
1:15:58.779 Alexa+ can order food through Uber Eats and Grubhub
1:19:05.961 Kid bit by wolves while his parents were glued to their phones
1:24:39.058 Caller: U.S, Germany and Canada disrupt botnets
1:34:15.872 Caller: Picked up by an Uber Scooper
1:40:50.000 YouTube’s new AI tool can identify who people are in videos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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