Speaker 1: This just in An AI powered robot lawyer was set
Speaker 1: to defend a client in court until it objected to
Speaker 1: itself and got kicked out of the case. Is that
Speaker 1: a real news story or a fake news story? Because
Speaker 1: it's time for real news or fake news where I
Speaker 1: give you a news headline and you have to see
Speaker 1: whether you can tell if it's a real news story
Speaker 1: or a fake news story. And it's a lot harder
Speaker 1: than you think. And that's actually a real news story.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: It a company tried to use an AI chatbot to
Speaker 1: argue a real court case, and the chatbot actually objected
Speaker 1: to it being a lawyer, so they had to shut
Speaker 1: it down and get a real lawyer. There are headlines
Speaker 1: out there that are real, but they sound super fake,
Speaker 1: and then they're also also fake news, so we'll help
Speaker 1: you watch out for both things. Here's a headline. Man
Speaker 1: successfully sues McDonald's after claiming a chicken nugget spoke to him.
Speaker 2: Is that a real news story or a fake news story?
Speaker 1: That's a real pretty brad what you think everybody knows
Speaker 1: chicken nuggets are dead.
Speaker 2: This is a fake story. Mc donald's chicken nuggets speak
Speaker 2: to me all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I've sat in the McDonalds before and sometimes
Speaker 1: the people eating there, You're like, I could definitely see
Speaker 1: them thinking their food speak. Yeah, but this one is
Speaker 1: actually a fake new story. That was a headline that
Speaker 1: went viral though, and people did believe it this week.
Speaker 2: It's very believable. Yeah, real news or fake news.
Speaker 1: I give you a news headline and you have to
Speaker 1: see whether you can tell if it's a real.
Speaker 2: News story or if it's a fake news story.
Speaker 1: Scientists teach rats to drive tiny cars and they actually
Speaker 1: really enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Is that a real new story or a fake new story? Also? Cute?
Speaker 3: It is cute, but I'm gonna go with fake. This
Speaker 3: isn't any rat of two week kind of situation. I
Speaker 3: think it's fake too. But it reminds me of that
Speaker 3: car commercial where the little mice would get in the
Speaker 3: car and.
Speaker 2: They were hamsters.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you, Mars Rodents.
Speaker 2: This story is one hundred percent real. Let me tell
Speaker 2: you why.
Speaker 4: Okay, how do you think these mice get to all
Speaker 4: of these tests that they have to take that we
Speaker 4: do on them? This is their job. They have a commute.
Speaker 4: They love cars because then they don't have to scurry
Speaker 4: to work.
Speaker 2: Not a scurry. This is actually a real news story.
Speaker 2: This it is. I guess that's how the ice get
Speaker 2: to their studies. They drive there, so I hope they carpool.
Speaker 1: Yes, for the environment, researchers built tiny electric cars for rats,
Speaker 1: and not only did the rats learn to drive, but
Speaker 1: they actually seem to find it relaxing.
Speaker 2: That's really cute. That's really cute. I can't see this happening.
Speaker 1: Also, I hate the fact that rats are so smart,
Speaker 1: because they're disgusting.
Speaker 2: Real news or fake news.
Speaker 1: Where we give you a news headline, you have to
Speaker 1: see whether you can tell if it's a real news
Speaker 1: story or a fake news story. Octopuses are throwing things
Speaker 1: at each other and at humans.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 2: Is that a real news headline or a fake news set? Real?
Speaker 2: Saying real? Nina, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I kind of want to say fake because I don't
Speaker 3: think they throw by each other like humans, that makes sense,
Speaker 3: but like each other, I'll say fake.
Speaker 4: How many arms do you have before the only thing
Speaker 4: you have left to do is throw things?
Speaker 1: This has to be one hundred percent real. Okay, this
Speaker 1: is a real news story. Yes, yeah, octopuses throwing things
Speaker 1: at each other. Scientists in Australia discovered that octopuses have
Speaker 1: been observed intentionally hurling shells and other objects at one
Speaker 1: another and at some divers.
Speaker 2: Get out of the water, Get out of here.
Speaker 3: And there's a video that went viral of one of
Speaker 3: them punching a starfish in the face.
Speaker 1: Why are octopupi octopi plural for octopus?
Speaker 2: Why are they wilding out? They're going crazy right now.
Speaker 3: They know they're delicious, so they gotta just like own it.
Speaker 2: Real news or fake news.
Speaker 1: I give you a news headline, you have to see
Speaker 1: whether you can tell if it's real or if it's fake.
Speaker 1: Here was another headline that went viral this week. Ikea
Speaker 1: releases build your own car kit for budget friendly DIY enthusiasts.
Speaker 2: Is that real or fake?
Speaker 3: Oh? This would be a good idea. Actually, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: go with real, just because I'm curious.
Speaker 2: A car kit? Does it come with the wheels and
Speaker 2: an engine?
Speaker 1: Psychia probably comes with everything. It's just takes really long
Speaker 1: time to put together. And don't put it together with
Speaker 1: your spouse because you get in an argument.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say face say fake, Okay, pretty of bread.
Speaker 4: I'm one of those people that knows a lot of
Speaker 4: things about a lot of stuff, including new companies. And
Speaker 4: I know there was another Swedish company that was trying
Speaker 4: to build a car kit, So my assumption with the
Speaker 4: b Ikea would definitely do this.
Speaker 2: So I say, it's.
Speaker 1: Real, bring on the Ikea car What Ikea releases build
Speaker 1: your own car kit for budget friendly DIY enthusiasts. That's
Speaker 1: actually a fake news story. A lot of people did
Speaker 1: believe it. It started when somebody photoshopped an Ikea manual
Speaker 1: but the idea of people assembling a car with an
Speaker 1: Alan Rinch and people started sharing it like, whoa, this
Speaker 1: is crazy.
Speaker 2: This is another company that does it. Really, Yeah, we
Speaker 2: do it with planes. What do you mean you build
Speaker 2: your own planket? Can you actually google it? Not a
Speaker 2: real Not trust myself to do that either. That's why
Speaker 2: I haven't done it, because it's significally cheaper.
Speaker 1: But then you're like ny times I riven anything together,
Speaker 1: and then there's extra screws, and I'm just like, what
Speaker 1: I mean, it looks like it's sturdy, probably doesn't need them.
Speaker 2: It's probably fine that yeah, oh that's what the screw
Speaker 2: was for you in your pocket. It's real news. Or
Speaker 2: fake news.
Speaker 1: I give you a news headline, you have to see
Speaker 1: whether you can tell if it's a real news story
Speaker 1: or a fake news story. Town sends email inviting everybody
Speaker 1: to join the local G club gang database?
Speaker 3: Is real?
Speaker 2: Were gonna go with real? Real? Nina says real. I
Speaker 2: feel like they sent it definitely, Victoria.
Speaker 4: Everybody knows these municipalities are perfect at technology. There's no
Speaker 4: way this email would have gone out on accident.
Speaker 2: This is one hundred percent fake. It is a real
Speaker 2: news story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the government office mistakenly sent out an invitation for
Speaker 1: residents to register themselves in the police gang database.
Speaker 2: How do you accidentally? That's my question. I would be
Speaker 2: so confused if I received that, I'd be like.
Speaker 1: Uh, okay, they're asking that I register, But I don't think.
Speaker 2: That the whole database is just regular people. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 2: if it comes in effectation, I just tend to be
Speaker 2: in a gang. I guess I have to choose which one.
Speaker 4: Now is a moditiation The modern version of initiation is
Speaker 4: applied to this, and then you don't want to be
Speaker 4: in the gang anymore.
Speaker 2: You just unsubscribe. I thought it was a lot harder
Speaker 2: than that.