Shock Collar Question of the Day (5/21/26)
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Graduations are happening all over the country right now.
Yeah, congrats.
Yeah. Welcome, Jeffrey, in the morning.
Well, also congrats to the ones that need to do another year.
Yeah. Some of us graduate right away. Or just one more semester. That's fine, too. Thank you. Get to enjoy it just a little bit longer. But about a week or two ago on the show, I played a clip from a commencement speech that happened in Florida. Oh, that's right. Where a woman was speaking to the entire graduating class about how exciting their future was with the possibilities of AI.
Yeah.
And she was booed mercilessly.
Oh!
And later in the speech, she brought it up again, basically got booed completely off the stage.
She tried to, like, keep going through the material. Would have been a good time to wing it. Yeah, let's get off the script. Maybe get off the chat GPT speech that she had.
Yeah, that's actually the irony.
Well, we know now who did not hear that clip. It was the administrators at Glendale Community College in Arizona.
Wait, it's happened again?
Because they just held their commencement ceremony the other day and made a questionable decision where instead of having the dean of the school do this, they had an AI chatbot read off the names of each member of the graduating class.
Oh, no. Dude, that's what's happening in Little League right now, too. Like, you can put the kids' names in an app, and they'll do an AI announcer. Yeah, and you can pick the voice of how you want it to sound. I mean, does it pronounce it better, though?
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