Think OnlyFans influencers are rich? Think again. They’re making $1,250 a year on average. I’ll tell you why. Plus, Brett is looking for a high-paying side hustle. Turns out you can make up to $65 an hour working from home as an AI tutor.
Still swiping your credit card at the pump? Big mistake. When you do, your card hands over your real number. Thieves steal it. The two minute fix to keep your money safe. Plus, Dan got hit with four fake job interviews. Meant to steal his information. The suspect? AI bots.
Graduates are flooding hiring desks with AI-generated resumés. Hiring managers see right through it. Takes two seconds. Why they’re getting the boot and what actually works. Plus, I help Darrel save hundreds of dollars on fluctuating flights, hotels and rental car prices.
Save $100 on a trip to the mechanic. AI knows exactly what that weird symbol lit up on your dashboard means. It’ll tell you for free. Plus, Kendra wants to keep her great-great grandmother’s recipes alive. I have the app that turns old cooking clippings into a feast of digitized memories.
A grandmother was arrested. Spent five months in jail. The culprit? AI facial recognition. It wrongly linked her to a fraud case in a state she’s never visited. She’s not the only one. University of Virginia researcher Maria Lungu shares how and why AI gets it wrong.
Fox spent $22.2 billion on Roku. It wasn’t for movies. It was for your screen. What this means for your data. Plus, minutes after logging into her bank account, Kathy got a call from a scammer demanding she change her IP address. How to spot the red flags before thieves wipe out your savings.
Your keyboard has a secret. There are shortcuts that make texting faster and way less frustrating. Plus, Tanya’s twin sister refuses to listen to The Kim Komando Show. Big mistake. So she called in with a deepfake prank plan. I have a better idea.
SpaceX is making history. It’s the 6th most valuable publicly traded company in the world. Opened on Wall Street at $150 a share after a tense two hour delay.
Doctor printouts can look like they’re written in a total different language. AI makes sense of it in seconds. Plus, renowned surgeon Dr. Amron shares a wild story. He found out someone was using a AI voice clone of his voice. Why? To sell fake medical cream to his own patients.
AI is making it hard to spot scam websites. It looks so real, Google sued the cyber thieves who used Gemini to pull it off. The one rule that keeps you safe.
No bars? No problem. Use Wi-Fi calling instead of the towers. And Victoria noticed a weird arrow and orange light on her locked iPhone. Spoiler alert. Her apps were secretly accessing her location and microphone.
Americans are tipping less than ever. Fed up with automatic gratuity screens. 20% used to be a great bonus. Now it’s the starting point.
Your time never gets a refund. Let AI watch that 53 minute YouTube. Full recap in 15 seconds. Plus, Michael is drowning in real estate contracts. I’m helping save $999 an hour on a lawyer by using AI.
Law & Order couldn’t see this coming. A judge threw out four lawyers’ cases. Why? They used AI in court. Made up fake cases. You won’t believe what the judge did next. Plus, ASU augmented intelligence expert Dr. Ross Maciejewski tackles AI jobs. Takes your calls. Gives you the scoop to make AI work for you. We break it all down, plus the tech stories affecting your money, your privacy and your life right now. Here’s the complete rundown. 10:34.241 Order DoorDash with AI. 12:02.462 Imitation Tesla self-driving stroller. Jet from New York to London in 3 hours. 26:53.129 Overpacker? AI picks your wardrobe looks. 17:25.360 Waymo cards rider. 30:17.603 Banned contest junkie applies for 200 a day. 34:43.719 Tech geeks spend $5K an hour for escorts. 39:20.853 iOS 27 glow-up. 47:39.480 Robot kicks kid, goes viral. 1:04:16.040 Procrastinator? Goblin fixes your problems. 51:23.474 Tonya plans to prank her twin with AI. 1:05:44.259 Jennifer wants to use AI to battle terminal cancer. 1:12:30.303 Jobs AI is coming for first. 1:21:56.310 Olivia’s college degree is worthless because of AI. 1:26:19.231 Catch AI mistakes for $150 an hour. 1:32:29.861 College grads boo pro-AI speaker. 1:36:19.039 Hollywood trains its AI replacements. 1:48:12.153 Best degrees for high school grads. Plus, every parent’s worst nightmare. A fire captain rescues his daughter from a crash. How? Got an iPhone SOS alert. We talk with Jake about the scary moment and tell you how to make sure your phone is set up properly. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now, so you never miss a thing.
Lost luggage, dead phones and sketchy airport USB ports can ruin a summer trip fast. The essential travel gear you need to solve all your problems before you leave. Plus, Sarah’s family is reuniting to celebrate her great-grandparents’ 109th anniversary. I help her find a scanner to capture those picture-perfect memories.
Looking for extra cash? You can get paid up to $40 an hour to read, rate and correct AI responses. If AI isn’t your thing, Steve has the ultimate blueprint for turning decades of IT and car dealership experience into a major, high paying remote consulting gig. Listen here for the best way to turn your resume into cash.
Squinting at a restaurant menu under dim lights is an absolute mood killer. Luckily there’s a free built-in magnifying glass on your phone that almost nobody knows exists. Plus, Microsoft Publisher is being phased out, and teachers like Mary are freaking out. She’s been using it for 33 years. I talk with her about the free replacement.
Chrichelle was born legally blind. She’s experiencing the world in a whole new way thanks to her Meta Ray-Ban glasses. Now she’s empowering the visually impaired community and teaching them how to use it.
Third-party companies slide small charges onto your phone bill every month. Most people never notice. How to get a refund today. Plus, Joan is a landlord who wants to screen tenants without handing over her Social Security number. I walk through how.
Step aside humans. AI bots are running job interviews. Listen here for tips to beat the algorithm. Plus, Jim’s sister thought she found love online. She found a scam. She lost over $700,000 to a man named Robert who never showed.
