This week on Logging In, Techie and Kali kick things off with the viral rise of Danhausen and why storytelling may be making a comeback in entertainment. From miniature cloning-machine chaos in wrestling to social media stardom, they explore how one performer is capturing attention far beyond his industry.

Then the conversation shifts into the growing role of AI in everyday life. What happens when your car decides you're too tired, emotional, or distracted to drive? Could future vehicles literally put you in timeout? The hosts debate privacy, safety, and the risks of letting algorithms make decisions that used to belong to people.

Also in this episode: China's attempt to slow AI-driven job replacement, the surprising crowdfunded effort to buy Spirit Airlines, YouTubers discovering that free speech works differently around the world, and why the FBI is warning some people to replace aging wireless routers.

From wrestling clones to smart cars, airlines, AI, and digital surveillance, Episode 25 explores a common question: Who should be making the decisions—people, governments, corporations, or algorithms?

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