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Strange News: Strange News: Google Schools, AI Exemptions, and Hackers vs. Your Refrigerators

Google draws backlash with statements about AI search and schools. In Kentucky, a humanist receives a religious exemption from using AI tools at work. Across the European Union and the UK, mysterious hacker groups sabotage commercial refrigerators and blood supplies. Join Ben, Ma ...  Show more

The Strange Tale of the Atlanta Blood House

Coming in hot with one last Halloween episode, Ben, Matt, and Noel explore a local Atlanta mystery: in September of 1987, the Winston family found their house had somehow started... bleeding. Authorities verified there were no injuries, this stuff was indeed human blood, and it w ...  Show more

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