March 3, 2026
Within minutes of Saturday’s attack, Elon Musk’s X rained phony war videos. The impact in this short podcast.
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March 2, 2026
A man slashed his giant hospital bill by 83% using an AI chatbot to scrutinize the charges. Here’s how to challenge your own bills and save thousands.
There are places to use AI. Is preparing homilies one of those? My take in this short podcast.
March 1, 2026
Stop showing up unprepared. Use AI to analyze your symptoms, find hidden patterns, and create a game plan for your next appointment.
The FTC is sounding the alarm on a big wave of tax season phone scams. Protect your cash and your peace with this quick tip.
February 28, 2026
Did you know they could be used AGAINST you by your provider? Here’s what you need to know.
Alex talked to a creepy guy outside a club. What she didn’t know? He recorded the whole interaction via smart glasses. The video was then posted to 500,000 strangers on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. I talked to her about the fallout.
Plus, DNA caught a killer 44 years later, FTC warns Apple over biased news feed, and how police are using Google.
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Chasing job security? Progress always wins and it’s here to shake things up (again).
February 27, 2026
What you Google is never fully private. Police can figure out who you are through your search history. Here’s their loophole in.
Apple News featured 620 top stories last month. Shocker: Zero came from right-leaning sources. Here is what you need to know.
You posted a pic of your meal. Harmless? Nope. AI tools can now pinpoint your location to within a few feet just from the pixels. No GPS needed. I break down how it works and the five things you can do right now (under two minutes) to lock it down.
February 26, 2026
Step outside and you’re fair game. Someone in smart glasses could scan your face and strip-search your digital history before you’ve even made eye contact. Here’s the play-by-play.
I conducted an experiment: I asked four major AI chatbots if and when the United States would strike Iran. Here are the results.
A Texas company sold a list of 435,000 Alzheimer’s patients to anyone with a credit card. The fine? $45,000. I break down why HIPAA doesn’t protect your family and what you can do right now.Plus, the Windows printer setting that’s been driving you crazy for years and the sneaky calendar scam hiding on your iPhone.
February 25, 2026
Most people use AI like a fancy typewriter. The real power? Getting it to give you advice and ideas you never had on your own.
As 54% of teens turn to AI for daily help, schools and parents grapple with how to get students to learn.
February 24, 2026
Looking for a customer service number? Here’s why you need to go old-school when looking for one.
New York Times reporter Kashmir Hill talked to over 100 psychologists about how these bots are fueling real-world delusions. It’s a must-hear.
The U.S. spent $30 billion swapping textbooks for laptops. Turns out, you can’t download common sense.
Your phone has been keeping a secret diary of everywhere you go. I’ll break down the hidden location tracking feature sitting on your iPhone or Android right now. Plus, the creepy AI tool that can pinpoint exactly where you are just from a photo you posted online.