California wants to ban addictive scrolling features for kids under 16. Some parents already found the fix. Flip phones. Plus, Phil’s Echo Dot gave him some serious attitude after he told it to be quiet. Listen here to turn off the teen sass.
The creator of Chat GPT’s new product has no display. At all. And it’s being designed by Jony Ive, the mind behind the iPhone and Apple Watch. Plus, Johanna got fed up with Facebook Marketplace. So she built her own website with AI.
A mouthy teen dared his dad to chuck his Nintendo Switch out the window. So he did. At 60 mph. The craziest part? It still works. The video is going viral. Plus, Kristina got laid off at 55. The next day she built an AI consultancy.
A new robot promises to do your chores. But there’s a major privacy catch buried in the fine print. Plus we help Aaron keep tabs on his 12-year-old son.
That influencer’s jet, car, designer clothes. All fake. Some of them are “LARPing” as millionaires. Plus, Ginny used AI to design her wedding dress. Got custom-made in Asia. Casually saved $12,000. We talk to her about the ultimate hack.
Every AI tool you use runs on a massive data center. Yet nobody wants it nearby. Why towns are fighting back. Plus, Brooklyn’s TikTok video is going viral. In 48 hours she raised $146,000 for a complete stranger. An 85-year-old AMC employee.
Apple spent four years secretly making AirPods with tiny cameras. So Siri sees what you see. Then the whole project got suspended. No warning. Hear why. Plus, we walk Tim through webcam safety for his 13-year-old son.
People are spending $60 to stop using their phones. It’s called the Brick. Going viral and selling out. Plus Jolene wants to track her luggage with AirTags. But she’s worried about the lithium battery ban. We got the answer.
China just built the world’s fastest supercomputer. Headlines say it’s a loss for America. Plus, Kathleen has a PhD. She wants to make extra money reviewing AI answers.
AI is reshaping the job market. I break down which ones are safe and the ones that aren’t. Plus, Lily’s iPhone has a mind of its own. Apps open randomly. Screens swipe on their own. I have a theory and a plan.
Happy 4th of July! Hear the simple ways to make this special milestone count. Plus we help Mike use his law degree for extra cash. How? Fact checking AI.
A JetBlue jet was hit by a drone while it was landing. Now prison time and fines up to $100,000 are on the table. Plus, Anita’s friends say her Apple Watch is bad for her health. I break down the science behind it.
Car screens are great. But drivers are fed up. They want car buttons back. Plus we help Randy find a new Randy front and rear dash camera.
Think your chatbot is giving you objective, genius advice? Think again. The tools are programmed to mirror your thoughts. Tells you exactly what you want to hear. Plus, we teach William to use Google’s Nano Banana.
Ford thought it could replace expert engineers with AI. The result? Recalls. Plus, Hollie is looking for ways to introduce AI to her second graders. I’ll give her tips.
Your sleep tracker might be ruining your sleep. Doctors have a name for it. Orthosomnia. Plus, Roger is looking to digitalize decades of oil rigs footage. From what exactly? Betamax.
Your retirement fund is about to get a lot more tech-heavy. Alphabet is replacing Verizon on the Dow Jones. Plus Cynthia has three businesses and a shoebox full of faded receipts. She dreads it every tax season. AI helps.
A good old fashioned product war is brewing. This time, it’s the battle of the AI glasses. Plus, Olivia asks a question that every recent grad needs answered. How do you use AI without losing the skills that make you valuable?
A new investigation reveals chatbots are taking sides in the midterms. I break down which ones lean where. Plus, Trina’s Ring camera catches a DoorDash driver red-handed. Saw him drop food on the ground and put it back in the box. That’s one delivery that really left a bad taste.
Big Tech is muscling its way into the movie business. The prize? How you spend your free time. Plus, John’s bank blocked a sneaky $30 scam from a website promising free background checks. I talk with him about the red flags and the public databases he should be using.
