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Speaker 1: All right, Let's begin with one of the network affiliates
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles kt LA, who spent most of Friday,
Speaker 1: in a good part of the weekend trying to explain
Speaker 1: away a tweet that went out a one word tweet
Speaker 1: to their people who follow them. Yeah, on x the
Speaker 1: one word tweet was the plural version of the N word.
Speaker 1: Are you serious? It's all that was sent out.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I want you to stop and think for a second.
Speaker 1: You're following any kind of media, you know, to keep
Speaker 1: up with happenings locally. I'm immediately deleting them, and you
Speaker 1: look at your phone and you're like what, I'm.
Speaker 2: Immediately I'm going to do a screenshot to say, look
Speaker 2: at how they stepped in it, and then I'm gonna
Speaker 2: say I'm done that.
Speaker 1: That's what got them caught up in the snaffoo and
Speaker 1: where they're I think, just screwing up. Plenty of people
Speaker 1: did exactly what you just described. Taco captured a screenshot.
Speaker 1: A few minutes later, KTLA realizes what they've done and
Speaker 1: they delete the the post, but the damage was done. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They claim afterwards that the local uh the new station
Speaker 1: experienced a technical error while adding language filters to our
Speaker 1: social media accounts, resulting in an offensive word being accidentally shared.
Speaker 1: We are appalled and apologized that this occurred. So were
Speaker 1: they blaming it on AI? No, No, they're blaming it
Speaker 1: on whoever was trying. They say to add that word
Speaker 1: to be filtered out of anything that would be posted
Speaker 1: in the comments section on their.
Speaker 2: Feed on it and say we screwed up. Wow, some
Speaker 2: people are getting fired or already have been. I think
Speaker 2: that's immediate. You're out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's more than just a little whoops. Yeah, whoops, Sorry,
Speaker 1: my bad, are done ring that bell. Meanwhile, over in
Speaker 1: the UK, the government there is apparently developing what's being
Speaker 1: called a murder prediction program, which it hopes can use
Speaker 1: personal data of those known to authorities to identify the
Speaker 1: people most likely to become killers. Here, they are using
Speaker 1: algorithms to analyze the information of thousands of people and
Speaker 1: try to identify those at great risk of committing serious
Speaker 1: violent offenses. It's called the Homicide Prediction Project. How nice?
Speaker 2: What this whole ideotology has just started off very idiot wise?
Speaker 1: So they do they happens when you're flagged as a
Speaker 1: potential murderer, and you'd you're the farthest thing from somebody
Speaker 1: who's a potential murderer. That's what I'm wondering.
Speaker 2: So do they study parents and and they're past and
Speaker 2: then say, oh, this one right here, yeah, patlans, Oh,
Speaker 2: watch out this guy.
Speaker 1: The existence of the project was discovered by a group
Speaker 1: called State Watch, and some of its workings uncovered through
Speaker 1: documents obtained by a freedom of information request. State Watch
Speaker 1: says data from people not convicted of any criminal offense
Speaker 1: will be used as part of the project. What so
Speaker 1: the innocent will be included? Wow, I you know what,
Speaker 1: you show up on that list. They're strongly denying.
Speaker 2: Cash it out. Yeah, immediately, that's defamation, not defication. I
Speaker 2: know a lot of people are confusing those, but basically
Speaker 2: it is definicult I know, all over your name.
Speaker 1: These are the times we live in now. Apparently a
Speaker 1: watch list isn't adequate anymore. Now you have to try
Speaker 1: to have a murder prediction tool. Okay. Finally, on the
Speaker 1: lighter side, we go to Sweden.
Speaker 2: We'll get a bunch of text Tom Cruise had a
Speaker 2: movie about this. That's six texts from different people.
Speaker 1: Which movie was that.
Speaker 2: I think it's the one with the murder list one.
Speaker 2: What's the name of the movie scientists didn't watch. Maybe
Speaker 2: Minority Report? Oh, Minority Report. Okay, yeah, I don't think
Speaker 2: I ever saw that me either.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, in Sweden, Gothenburg, Sweden, rescue services were called to
Speaker 1: rescue a parrot stuck in a tree. Okay, but the
Speaker 1: bird was not particularly grateful and they shouted no when
Speaker 1: the firefighters approached to initially work their way up the
Speaker 1: tree and try to coax the parrot down. It's somebody's pet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The bird uttered f U multiple times and continued to
Speaker 1: sit in the tree until well after a sunset, at
Speaker 1: which point I guess parrots aren't exactly fond of the dark.
Speaker 1: So now they're really concerned about this parrot stuck up
Speaker 1: in the tree outside at night. And uh. They finally
Speaker 1: got a hold of the owner of the bird, who
Speaker 1: showed up and here's the part that doesn't get explained,
Speaker 1: and I really need this explain, coached the bird down
Speaker 1: with a pack of cigarettes. Oh so we got a
Speaker 1: smoking parrot. Foul mouth smoking parrots as a barroom parrots. Literally,
Speaker 1: it's the parrot from the joke walked into the bar
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 2: Parrot, smoking Yeah on his shoulder, just huffing one, going
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