Casey Noon

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All right, Casey, before we go, we did have some other tech news that we wanted to discuss this week in our segment, Hat GPT.

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What's our first item today?

First out of the hat, a San Francisco startup is secretly testing robots in Airbnbs and trashing them, lawsuit claims.

This one comes to us from the San Francisco Standard.

Casey, did you hear about this robot testing that's going on in the

So on April 12th, a ring camera in San Francisco captured footage of people moving large black cases into a home in San Francisco.

Two days later, the house's owner stopped by the house to take out the trash, looked through the window and saw...

Black cables taped to the walls.

A man was typing at a laptop sitting next to what appeared to be a robot.

And when the guest checked out 11 days later, the house was a mess.

Everything had been removed from the kitchen cabinets and the dishwasher was scratched and everything.

Everything was a mess because this startup had been training their robots in this person's house without his knowledge.

Well, they didn't know they were opening it up to a robot company.

Tell me I'm wrong.

You're wrong.