Come up here at 508, we'll drink a toast in the weekend with a show of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550.

But first quick check out with Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles. There's a video gaining traction online of a paraplegic kitten

that learns how to land on its feet after jumping off of a perch.

Well, it's got to be instinctual to do it. It's just can you. Right. Well, and they're, you know, they're saying it's an uplifting style video because, you know,

this cat doesn't have use of its back legs.

All right.

And you just see this thing just, from a little cat tree.

But he's totally fine.

I can't.

Every time he, quote, unquote, stands up, like, he just kind of flexes his back and then his little it just comes up it's a cute little video I'm not gonna lie

I don't know if I'd call it you know they're like

it's inspiring it's like

the cat tumbles and doesn't die

all right he's fine that's not inspiration

he's moving on I suppose that's the inspiration

he doesn't have use of his back legs and he's still going

a new study found that AI actually slows down some experienced software developers.

That makes sense.

Don't know the world well enough to know that.

I wonder if it's just because AI takes the path of least resistance with the most information

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