Jason in the Morning

Kiddos get busted using Chat GPT… or do they? And surprised journalists write about indigenous kids who survived in the wilderness for two weeks.

Today’s episode of Jason in the morning asks questions, whether or not the Biden ministration should be focused on of all things air taxis. Also, Google announces it will be cutting out dormant accounts if you’ve left your account dormant for two years or more and peloton, recalls a number of bikes to the tune of 2 million.

A new face but experienced face graces cover of sports illustrated. The sky is falling in New Jersey.

Today’s episode covers an indictment for representative George Santos

Sam Altman discusses where AI is headed and asks if a universal basic income is warranted. Swifties hang out in the rain. And Matt Foley turns 30. https://ultimateclassicrock.com/chris-farley-matt-foley-snl/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral

Todays episode discusses the need for the trade to be a continuous emphasis in training future generations, concerns over euthanizations at Churchill Downs, and the marketplace becomes inundated with AI generated books.

Interesting perspective on the view of private planes. Ed Sheeran is innocent of stealing a hook. And there’s a Coronation tomorrow.

We spend some time talking about gun violence again. Subway questions surrounding death of a homeless traveler and AirBnB seeks to hear the customer

Today’s episode of Jason in the morning Explores when headlines bring you in, but don’t tell you the whole story and another case of chat GPT getting into your head and lastly hey if you’re in Utah, yeah better use a VPN if you want that hub

A lot of thread focused on schools and where they are facing ongoing challenges in safety. Also thoughts on AI as a tool.

Just more confusing news. And sports.

Todays episode discusses the new EU threat to AI and questions the worth of Indian education system’s degrees.

Today’s episode just leaves a lot to be desired and raises a lot of questions to adults that should be acting like adults, but act like children and asking what are we doing?

Todays episode covers a few topics digging into the bounds of artificial intelligence. Updates from Singapore and a florida school is sold for $1.25B. With. A. B.

Todays episode discusses japans stance on forcing religion on children, and a non-magical experience at Walt Disney world.

Todays episode discusses Russian mercenaries in Sudan, a hanging scheduled in Singapore, and a promotion in English National League

Florida residents get a wake up call, SpaceX loses their ship, and gold is being hunted by the Mounties.

Todays episode discusses bloodshed in Sudan. How we can learn better. And how you can get a piece of $725 M by signing on to the Facebook class action settlement. Click here for more: https://www.facebookuserprivacysettlement.com/#important-documents

A wedding at a Taylor Swift concert, more confusion on who and where people are safe, and AI deepfakes improvements means it’s getting harder to detect.

Today is the 127th running of the Boston Marathon. SpaceX attempts to launch Starship. And tragedy at an Alabama birthday party.

Todays episode talks of immigration tragedy and confusion over Discord leaks and the construction confusion with the Governator.

In todays episode of Jason in the morning we see another example in which AI has taken something small and amplified into issues. NYPD doesn’t apologize for trying to use Digidog and in Philly wieners and buns go flying.

Todays episode again raises the question of where transgenders have a place in sports. And also AI generated art begins to imitate life but is the replacement fool proof? Can it be helpful. See the image we discuss at: https://www.reddit.com/r/Faces/comments/125ylxn/f19_feeling_pretty_today/

Todays episodes question how far we go to protect items with technology and transpose that with how little we use technology to defeat crime and or tragedy.

Today we discuss a faux pas by J Lo and water returns to so cal.