Is Earth merely an item on an intergalactic AI’s agenda? Perhaps our solitude is a cosmic result of an advanced hide-and-seek game. Are we just cosmic avocado toast?

“This week, the Gadget Lab unpacks Google’s dollar mountain, Facebook’s self-inflicted wounds, and a report unveiling physical dangers lurking in your average virtual world.”

“Serial entrepreneur Bill Gross, now partaking in the game of generative AI, navigates this advanced but murky field like Dora the Explorer with a computer science Ph.D. Impressive, no?”

Young tech magician, Palmer Luckey, is turning Trump’s vision AI-real, throwing in surveillance drones for flavor. Anduril’s cooking up a billion-dollar ‘arsenal’. Relax, it’s not Skynet…yet.

OpenAI’s caution over its ChatGPT, due its ninja-like precision with text, reminds us of a bashful prom date; lots of potential, but a bit too stage-shy.”

“Even the Olympic pool isn’t safe from AI’s reach. Athletes and coaches are now diving headfirst into the tech tide for a performance as seamless as Michael Phelps’ butterfly!”

“Curtain rises: OpenAI’s great leadership ‘exit-stravaganza’; does it enhance the plot or foretell a shaky block? Save your tickets, folks. The AI roller coaster ride isn’t over!”

Get ready for Tech-Olympics as Elon Musk, the Tony Stark of reality, files an audacious lawsuit against OpenAI’s captain, Sam Altman, for alleged unclear AGI dealings.

Once a humble conference tool, Zoom has rapidly become the ubiquitous scroll of lockdown diary dates. Yet, Zoom’s recent AI flirtations suggest it visions itself as more than just the go-to for an office karaoke night.

“Argentina, taking a ‘Minority Report’ spin by using AI to predict future crimes. Privacy concerns? Absolutely. Thriller-worthy scenario? Certainly. Consequences? Only time will tell.”