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I'm Dexter Thomas, host a Kill Switch, a podcast about how living in the future is affecting us right now.

Police, they are trusting the software with this magical ability to lead them to the right suspect.

In this episode, we dive into how cops are using AI and facial recognition,

and sometimes getting it wrong and putting innocent people behind bars.

So if your accuser is this algorithm, but you're not even being told that it was used, let

alone given any of the details about how it works.

Listen to KillSwitch on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

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I'm your host of Many Parasites Katie Golden.

I studied psychology and evolutionary biology, and today on the show, humans are the best at being the worst at healing ourselves.

That's right. Research now confirms it. We are the suckiest at wound healing. And we're going to get into it. Why are humans so bad at healing? Why is it not that big of a deal? And we will look at an animal that is one of the most

Deadpool-esque critters out there with incredible healing skills that are borders on the grotesque.

So joining me today is I found one, a medical professional, host of the House of Pod medical podcast, Dr. Cave Hoda. Welcome.

We're number one at being the worst.

Exactly. Human pride at sucking. I just love it when a study comes out just to confirm what we've all

already expected that we're not in basically every way except our ability to cooperate and

pound one rock against another rock. We're really not great animals. We're great at rock pounding, though.

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