Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

In AA March Madden tournament is underway, and as many people are filling out their

brackets to make predictions, there is a company in Phoenix, has robots getting in on

the action as well.

Handwritten robots usually spend their days bringing back the lost art of

handwritten nose. But this march, they are taking on a new challenge. Writing brackets,

the robot writes out its picks with the help of AI. And just like any good office pool,

there's a prize at stake. What?

We've had printers for generations.

Well, and just...

I mean, so what?

And if it's some sort of actual, like,

quote-unquote handwriting robot, okay, that's somewhat novel.

I'm looking at it, and it is somewhat novel, but, again, what?

So the robots...

I don't share that young man's sense of wonderment, I guess.

What I don't get is what are we doing?

So the robot is going to make the picks, then write them out by hand, and then I turn

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