In this episode of the Tech John, we discuss what happens to students when their cell phones are banned at school. Chat GPD turning ads off for now at least. And who will buy Warner Brothers Discovery? Will it be Netflix, it will be Paramount. The streaming bidding wars have commenced. All this in Mo for you in episode 206 of Tech John from Columbus, Ohio. We host is Rob Dunlewood. And coming out of Philly, it's your girl tech like Steph. and out of Atlanta

This is Terrence Gaines, aka Brother Tech, aka MF Doom. I've been on MF Doom kickleason. It's the money. And riding in the car of my son, he always wants to play the same old little kid on the playlist.

I'm like, man, let me put you on some real stuff.

Always been listening to MF Doom for the past weekend.

So I was trying to culture my kid.

Raising him right.

That's right.

Is he liking it?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

There's some stuff he finds hilarious.

So, which makes sense for a nothing.

Yo, we don't go ahead and jump right into the tech, because there's, for whatever reason, there's

just a ton of tech news today. So we're going to talk about a little bit of it. But I just

kind of wanted to hit on some stuff. Steph, I knew that you would like this story, but guess what happens to students' test scores

if they're not able to have their cell phones all day long, including recess and lunch while at school.

I'll give you one guess what happens to the test score.

See if you can get it.

I have no idea.

Terrance, you have a guess? Can you imagine what it happens to

students test scores when they don't have supercomputers in their pockets all day? I guess does they do well

in school, Rob? It seems to be a subject being very heart. Well, I thought stuff would get a kick out of it.

I mean, it's like you know

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