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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

In a stunning development, Canada has declared war on the United States.

Let's go to Joe Braxton, who is live at the border.

I'm currently at the border, but there is no war.

Mom, dad. I know this looks

kind of real, but it's all AI. Grandpa, I'm fine. This is just AI. You don't need to

wire money to anyone. I am not in love with you. And I do not need your money for a plane ticket.

I am AI. This fake moon landing footage isn't classified. It's

AI. There could be aliens, but I'm not one of them. I'm AI. Uncle Fred, the government has not

been taken over by lizard people. You don't need to send us $5,000 in gift cards because you

missed jury duty.

Grandma, it's not real. It's AI. It's AI. It's AI. It's kind of funny, if only, but that's not the case,

as we all know, and all those instances. Boy, got to run that on every TV service that exists, so people see it.

Well, so I'm about to talk about this new AI book in just a second, and one of his big points is governments need to start regulating AI like yesterday and coming up with some guardrails before it gets unleashed on the world in all kinds of different ways.

Luckily, the state of California is already on it, Katie.

Yes, California lawmakers moving forward with a bill to regulate companionship chat box.

It requires reminders every three hours that the chat bots are not real.

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