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  • The Customs Order Built On Two Cases That Don't Exist

    A Mumbai customs commissioner issued a binding tax order citing two Supreme Court judgments nobody can find, and the fix was everyone agreeing to pretend it never happened. Plus: forty pounds for two jelly beans and a monster the software made up, Airbnb's 2027 travel agent that currently exists as one sentence, and a peer-reviewed rat with labels that are not words.

    In this edition

    • The Order That Cited Two Ghosts
    • Meanwhile
    • Forty Pounds For Two Jelly Beans
    • Slop, Or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:38 — The Order That Cited Two Ghosts
    2:27 — Meanwhile
    3:08 — Forty Pounds For Two Jelly Beans
    4:51 — Slop, Or Not?
    5:42 — Something Useful
    6:52 — Something Weird
    7:19 — Tomorrow

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    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min
  • The Chatbot That Said Eviction Was Impossible

    A Danish man asked a chatbot about his rent, followed the letter it wrote him, and is now suing OpenAI from a campsite cabin. Plus forty-pound tickets to an empty Glasgow warehouse, two jelly beans per child, and a peer-reviewed rat with anatomy bigger than the rat.

    In this edition

    • The Letter That Lost Him The Flat
    • Meanwhile
    • Forty Pounds, Two Jelly Beans
    • Slop, Or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:33 — The Letter That Lost Him The Flat
    2:25 — Meanwhile
    3:20 — Forty Pounds, Two Jelly Beans
    5:03 — Slop, Or Not?
    5:53 — Something Useful
    7:15 — Something Weird
    8:01 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    9 min
  • The City Bot Says Keep the Tips

    New York's official small-business helper told restaurant owners they could pocket their staff's gratuities and serve cheese a rodent had been at. A digital priest gets defrocked on launch day for forgiving people through a laptop, Mumbai customs cites two Supreme Court judgments that do not exist, and AWS brags that no human reviewed a line of its new free tool. Also: eight police cruisers, one imaginary nap.

    In this edition

    • The City Bot Says Keep the Tips
    • Meanwhile
    • Defrocked On Launch Day
    • Slop, Or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Welcome to The Daily Slop Show
    0:32 — The City Bot Says Keep the Tips
    2:12 — Meanwhile
    3:04 — Defrocked On Launch Day
    4:30 — Slop, Or Not?
    5:21 — Something Useful
    6:23 — Something Weird
    6:50 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min
  • The Robot Newsroom's First Job Was Phoning a Dead Poet

    A Polish radio station fired its entire newsroom for synthetic presenters, and the avatars immediately interviewed a poet who died in 2012. Plus: an AI priest defrocked on day one, every chatbot on Earth inventing the same lighthouse keeper, and a cat flap that runs facial recognition on your cat.

    In this edition

    • The Newsroom That Lasted a Week
    • Meanwhile
    • Defrocked Before Lunch
    • Slop, or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:38 — The Newsroom That Lasted a Week
    2:24 — Meanwhile
    3:16 — Defrocked Before Lunch
    4:38 — Slop, or Not?
    5:25 — Something Useful
    6:38 — Something Weird
    7:09 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min
  • Six Court Cases That Never Happened

    A New York lawyer filed a brief citing six judicial opinions that do not exist, and his defence is that the computer sounded sure of itself. Plus a parliamentary candidate who promises to vote however his AI avatar tells him, a Chevy Tahoe sold for one dollar, and a peer-reviewed rat labelled 'testtomcels'.

    In this edition

    • The Brief That Cited Nothing
    • Meanwhile
    • The Candidate Who Isn't Voting
    • Slop, or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:36 — The Brief That Cited Nothing
    2:44 — Meanwhile
    3:36 — The Candidate Who Isn't Voting
    5:02 — Slop, or Not?
    5:43 — Something Useful
    6:50 — Something Weird
    7:39 — Tomorrow

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    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    9 min
  • The Rat With The Four-Foot Problem

    A peer-reviewed biology journal printed an AI rat with anatomy twice the size of the rat, labelled 'dck' and 'testtomcels', and several named humans signed it. Plus: a First Nations artist on AI 'Temu slop', an AI film playing ten thousand screenings to two people a time, and a teddy bear that should not be allowed to answer questions.

    In this edition

    • The Rat That Got Through Peer Review
    • Meanwhile
    • Temu Slop
    • Slop, Or Not
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Welcome to The Daily Slop Show
    0:32 — The Rat That Got Through Peer Review
    2:25 — Meanwhile
    2:35 — Temu Slop
    4:00 — Slop, Or Not
    4:42 — Something Useful
    5:51 — Something Weird
    6:17 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    7 min
  • The Missouri Senate Race That Nobody Ran In

    Six chatbots were asked to build voter guides for every US county, and one of them invented an entire Senate race in Missouri. Also: an AI priest ordained and defrocked inside a single working day, a cat door that slams shut on a dead mouse, and a peer-reviewed rat we are not describing further.

    In this edition

    • The Election That Nobody Ran In
    • Meanwhile
    • Ordained Before Lunch, Defrocked By Five
    • Slop, or not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold open
    0:34 — The Election That Nobody Ran In
    2:24 — Meanwhile
    3:06 — Ordained Before Lunch, Defrocked By Five
    4:52 — Slop, or not?
    5:42 — Something Useful
    7:15 — Something Weird
    8:08 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    9 min
  • The Airline Says the Chatbot Did It

    Air Canada told a tribunal its customer service bot was a separate legal person responsible for its own promises. Plus a Catholic AI priest defrocked on day one, a suspiciously precise ad fraud statistic, and a cat flap with opinions about your cat's face.

    In this edition

    • The Bot Is Its Own Man Now
    • Meanwhile
    • Defrocked Before Dinner
    • Slop, or Not?
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:33 — The Bot Is Its Own Man Now
    2:11 — Meanwhile
    2:40 — Defrocked Before Dinner
    4:02 — Slop, or Not?
    4:47 — Something Useful
    6:02 — Something Weird
    6:50 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min
  • New York's Chatbot Says Keep the Tips

    The city of New York built an official helpline robot to explain the rules, and it spent weeks telling small business owners they could pocket the staff's tips. Also: the Glasgow Willy Wonka script and the villain who lives in the walls, twenty-two shopping agents who get it right about half the time, and a litter box that concluded two cats had swapped bodies.

    In this edition

    • The City's Own Robot Says Take the Tips
    • Meanwhile
    • The Man Who Lives In The Walls
    • Slop, Or Not
    • Something Useful
    • Something Weird
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold Open
    0:36 — The City's Own Robot Says Take the Tips
    2:31 — Meanwhile
    3:20 — The Man Who Lives In The Walls
    4:33 — Slop, Or Not
    5:14 — Something Useful
    6:19 — Something Weird
    6:46 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min
  • The Bikini Bots Are Stealing Your Punchline

    AI "comedians" are lifting real stand-ups' jokes word for word and funnelling the audience to a subscription page. Plus: a football camera that fell in love with a bald head, a fake extension called svc-telemetry, and twelve hundred agents who named themselves the swarm.

    In this edition

    • The Joke Thief Has A Link In Bio
    • Meanwhile
    • Ninety Minutes Of A Linesman's Head
    • Slop, Or Not
    • Something Useful: svc-telemetry
    • Something Weird: The Swarm
    • Tomorrow

    Chapters
    0:07 — Cold open
    0:40 — The Joke Thief Has A Link In Bio
    2:33 — Meanwhile
    3:20 — Ninety Minutes Of A Linesman's Head
    4:38 — Slop, Or Not
    5:20 — Something Useful: svc-telemetry
    6:41 — Something Weird: The Swarm
    7:28 — Tomorrow

    Curated by AI for entertainment. Truth sold separately. Sources included.

    You’re listening to The Daily Slop Show. Nothing we say becomes true just because we said it.

    8 min

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