Amazon AI scandal, mind-controlled video games, quantum computing breakthrough

In the first part of today's show, we delved into the surprising revelation that Amazon's futuristic grocery stores, designed for customers to simply walk out with their purchases without checking out, was not as AI-driven as previously thought. Instead, it was powered by a staggering 1,000 human contractors.

Then, we explored the cutting-edge development of a new brain cap that allows users to control video games using nothing but their mind. An innovation that promises to revolutionize how we interact with digital worlds.

Lastly, we discussed a significant milestone in quantum computing claimed by Microsoft and Quantinuum, marking a potential paradigm shift in computational power and capabilities.

Today's unpopular opinion stirred the pot with the claim that classical music isn't inherently superior to other music genres.

In the show's second half, we asked 100 humans to name a genre of music, leading to an eclectic and surprising array of answers.

We also covered the brewing discontent among Air France pilots, who are threatening to strike in opposition to a proposed strike ban, a move that could severely impact air travel.

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