Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.

Show Notes:

Microsoft's Tay AI bot returns to Twitter, immediately goes off the rails again [The Age]

Telstra's free data day didn't turn out that well [The Age]

Telstra Customers Downloaded 2686 TB Of Data Yesterday [Gizmodo Australia]

Here's Precisely Why Valve Lost To The ACCC In Federal Court [Kotaku Australia]

Internode sets up first ever offshore call centre [Delimiter]

Google cops backlash over Gmail Mic Drop April Fool's Day prank [The Age]

Reddit deletes surveillance 'warrant canary' in transparency report [Reuters]

An insane amount of people have ordered the Tesla Model 3 [The Independent]

Apple hangs pirate flag over Infinite Loop HQ on its 40th birthday [9to5Mac]

Disney Infinity and the problem with Apple TV's gaming ambitions [Ars Technica]

Ronnie Corbett, 'true great' of British TV comedy, dies aged 85 [The Guardian]

Journalist Bob Ellis dies, aged 73 [The Age]

Logie Awards 2016: nominations [TV Tonight]

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