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In episode 23 of The AI Fix, an AI finds a new way to make life difficult for women in STEM, Graham reveals his brilliant idea for treating any medical emergency, a beloved chat show host returns from the grave, and our hosts learn that computer viruses were almost called computer weeds. Graham tells Mark a story involving a murder, a moth, and an AI journalist, and Mark pits his co-host against the world's most advanced computer program in a maths Olympiad. Episode links: AI to help doctors detect broken bones on X-rays. AI-powered garden will talk back to you. The world isn’t ready for AGI says OpenAI’s departing “senior adviser for the readiness of AGI”. Michael Parkinson is back from the dead to interview celebrities. New research shows robots could learn from YouTube videos. Opening scene of “Brazil”. OpenAI’s Transcription Tool Hallucinates. Hospitals Are Using It Anyway. Eileen Vagas’s profile on Muckrack. News Site Says It’s Using to AI to Crank Out Articles Bylined by Fake Racially Diverse Writers in a Very Responsible Way. Letter From The Publisher: Hoodline's Transition to Hybrid Content. AI-Powered News Site Accidentally Accuses District Attorney of Murder. Bluesky post by Michael Masnick. Transluce.  The AI Fix The AI Fix podcast is presented by Graham Cluley and Mark Stockley. Learn more about the podcast at theaifix.show, and follow us on Twitter at @TheAIFix. Never miss another episode by following us in your favourite podcast app. It's free! Like to give us some feedback or sponsor the podcast? Get in touch. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy