You're on the virtue once a shooter shot with their college tutor. Should she do it or not?

We'll get to that in a second, but I got to share this this week before we're out of here.

Man, we keep talking about how AI is scary as asked, man. I mean, it's so scary.

That chat, GBT that we've been talking about that pretty much can write anything that you want

it to write. I mean, you give it an assignment. It writes the whole thing for you, right?

And we've been talking about voice AI also. We played for you the Tom Brady audio the other day,

where somebody put a script together and took Tom Brady's voice and made it sound like he was

doing stand-up comedy. It was eerie. This one might be the scariest of all of them, okay?

And I'm going to read it verbatim because I forgot about this story the last couple of days.

This is all sorts of jacked up now. So people are now using AI to clone kids' voices to pretend

that they have been kidnapped. I thought that was worse than them having Michael Jackson sing a

weekend song. I thought that's where you were going with this. This is way worse than that.

It's actually terrible. So it happens to a mom in Arizona and she gets a call from a weird

number. She picks it up and she hears her 15 year old daughter sobbing on the other end. She's crying,

right? So it was so convincing that she never even questioned that if it was real or not and

her daughter says during this, mom, I messed up. Then she could hear crying in the background.

And a man said that he's taken her to Mexico if he doesn't get $1 million. And this guy wasn't

a very good negotiator. Mom's like, I don't got a million dollars. So he says, all right,

I'll take 50,000 from a million to 50,000 really, really quickly, right? So Jennifer, the mom was at

her other kids dance class when all this happens and other parents who were listening freaked out.

They all call 911 while another called Jennifer's husband. And thankfully, he was like with the

actual daughter saying, I don't know what is going on here, but our daughter is upstairs and she's

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