AI Hackers, Lawn Wars, Dating Red Flags & Cadaver Fat | TMI Ep 432

Artificial intelligence is crossing a line that could reshape cybersecurity, but whether that makes the digital world safer—or far more dangerous—depends on who gets there first. Meanwhile, drought, dating culture and cosmetic medicine are producing some of the strangest social battles of the moment.On today’s TMI Show with Ted Rall and Manila Chan:Artificial intelligence is no longer merely writing emails and drawing pictures. Researchers have placed advanced systems inside secure digital sandboxes, and what they are discovering could fundamentally change the balance between hackers, governments and the companies protecting your devices.In Denver, the condition of a front lawn has become about far more than curb appeal. As water grows scarce, one of America’s most ordinary suburban traditions is exposing a surprisingly bitter divide between neighbors.Social media has identified a new dating archetype: a man whose books, beverages, politics and accessories may have been selected with a very particular audience in mind. But deciding whether someone is authentic—or simply very good at branding himself—is proving complicated.And after dramatic weight loss, some patients are turning to an unusual cosmetic procedure with a price tag that can reach well into five figures. The treatment promises convenience, minimal recovery and restored curves—but learning what is inside the syringe may test just how badly people want the results.Smart analysis. Bigger questions. Stories that matter.New episodes weekdays at 10:00 a.m. ET.