DeepSummary
Kim Komando and Andrew Babinski discuss various tech topics, including scammers using people's videos for deepfakes, the need for transparency when businesses use AI to interact with customers, and an interview with Rob Tanenbaum, who lost money due to hackers accessing his accounts.
They talk about Utah being the first state to pass laws requiring businesses to disclose when they are using AI for customer interactions, and the penalties for not doing so. They also discuss Rob's experience of having his passwords and accounts hacked, the lack of customer support from big companies, and the importance of changing passwords, especially for password managers.
Andrew shares the story of a paralyzed man, Nolan Arbaugh, who received a Neuralink brain implant, allowing him to control a computer using his mind. They also mention the trend of 'star bathing' or camping to enjoy the night sky, and Kim's failed attempt to give away 'Hey Dudes' shoes.
Key Episodes Takeaways
- Scammers are using people's videos and audio to create deepfakes for promoting products without consent.
- Utah has become the first state to pass laws requiring businesses to disclose when they are using AI for customer interactions, with penalties for non-compliance.
- Rob Tanenbaum, a victim of hacking, lost money due to hackers accessing his accounts, despite being tech-savvy, highlighting the importance of password security and the lack of customer support from tech companies.
- Changing passwords regularly, especially for password managers, is crucial to prevent hacking.
- Nolan Arbaugh, a paralyzed man, received a Neuralink brain implant, allowing him to control a computer using his mind, showcasing the potential of such technology.
- The trend of 'star bathing' or camping to enjoy the night sky has gained popularity.
- Kim Komando's attempt to give away 'Hey Dudes' shoes failed due to lack of interest.
- Businesses should prioritize customer support and resources for individuals affected by hacking and other tech-related issues.
Top Episodes Quotes
- “They saw photos of my kid, my nudes, everything. Really.“ by Rob Tanenbaum
- “You know what they need? There's an app for that that we could just, like, sell to people. Like, if they're in the wheelchair, to update it. Yes. Be like an upsell. You get the wheelchair for free. But if you want the custom horn pack.“ by Kim Komando
- “So, I love playing chess. And so this is one of the things that y'all have enabled me to do something that I wasn't able to really do much the last few years, especially not like this. I had to use, like, a mouse stick and stuff. But now it's all. It's all being done with my brain.“ by Nolan Arbaugh
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Kim Komando Today
Kim Komando
3/29/24
Plus, an interview with a guy who lost big money to fake investments — and he's smart, folks. It can happen to anyone!