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Shelly’s dad died in a 1984 plane crash. That chapter of her life closed. Then she took a 23andMe test that found three surprise sisters. But is the DNA truth or a fraud?
Plus the FCC bans foreign-made routers, Gen Z ignores work emails, and three tech myths busted.
And WWDC 2026 is June 8th and it's finally time for a real Siri upgrade.
Timecodes:
2:53.573 AI chatbots have political bias
5:13.414 FCC bans foreign-made routers
10:56.663 Sailor reveals aircraft carrier location because of Strava
12:40.000 Caller: She found her half-sister on 23andMe. Is it for real?
38:38.482 Mark Zuckerberg builds personal AI agent to help him run Meta
41:38.499 New Vizio TVs require a Walmart account
43:10.154 Amazon acquires a $50K humanoid robot startup
45:02.563 Guy runs a 5K in an airplane bathroom
50:15.961 Caller: ChatGPT saved his life
1:07:31.320 Gen Z ignores emails
1:15:24.153 Peter Thiel invests in a $2B in cows
1:23:34.188 Caller: He says he found Amelia Earhart's plane on Google Maps Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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