And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

A lot of people were asking themselves yesterday during the evening rush hour.

Why was light rail service disrupted?

Well, we got the answer for you.

Turns out that a 70-year-old woman, she drove her car onto the tracks and continued

driving on the tracks until she finally got stuck on an elevated guideway near one of the stations.

So why did she drive on the tracks as opposed to say, I don't know, the street? Well, she was

following her GPS. And look, she's far from the first person to follow GPS to their own peril.

And I'm sure she will not be the last.

But it does beg the question, do you drive with your eyes closed?

GPS is a fine asset, but you still need to use common sense.

If GPS says turn left, and to your left, there's a cliff.

Don't turn left.

Do not follow GPS to hell.

In fact, we use technology all the time, and we just need to use it as a tool, not gospel.

For example, according to a few quick AI searches, we were told this morning the benefits of eating your boogers, of eating one

rock a day, the benefits of smoking, and the benefit of serial killers. Just thrown it out there.

Yeah, that's AI. Now, it should be no surprise that a study found that about half of all medical

advice from chatbots were wrong.

But that also means that half of medical advice from chatbots is right.

And that's probably about on par with human advice.

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