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I really do have to give credit to the New York Post because in a day and age where, you know,

newspapers have become more and more irrelevant.

They always seem to put stuff out there that is truly amazing.

Not only the sports section, but just like the news section.

And I came across a story here that this morning that I haven't been able to stop thinking about since I read it.

And it is a sad story.

It's sad.

Why are you bringing a sad story? Because it's so 20, 25 and fascinating to me in, like, the world we live in now, that I wanted to bring this to you. Because you're also an old man technology guy. So this sort of kind of falls into that category, but it's, I mean, it is tragic. But, all right, I'll just read you

the article, all right? Okay. A cognitively impaired New Jersey senior died while trying to meet a

flirtatious AI chatbot that he believed was a real woman living in New York City.

Thongbu Wang Badou, 76, fatally injured his neck and head after falling in a New Brunswick parking lot

while rushing to catch a train to meet Big Sis Billy, a generative Metabot that not only convinced him she was real,

but persuaded him to meet in person.

Where were they meeting?

So I guess Big Sis Billy gave some sort of generic address of like 1, 2, 3, Main Street apartment A or something and thongbu wangbadoo

wanted to go to the one like like in queens i guess it was the queen's one that he wanted to

yeah there's an address in queens that matches that yeah Yeah. So.

And, uh, what's at that address right now?

Nobody knows. Nobody knows, you know?

So, so they're blaming, obviously, the bot for setting up the meeting.

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