Oct 7, 2026 · 29 min · 8 segments
Another License? You've Got to Be Kidding Me!| Battle Born Tech · October 6, 2026 This week on Battle Born Tech, Rebecca just wanted the hymn words on the screen to match the hymnal. Then she learned…
Well, Christy, I'm kind of browsing through this week's news, and, you know, everything's hair on fire all the time.
So I'm basically sitting here with a smoking scalp and no hair left.
One of the interesting bits of news that I came up with, if you frequent Domino's, like the pizza place, unfortunately, their customer accounts have been compromised.
So if you start getting... suspicious emails from dominoes that you weren't expecting, chances are it's a scam or a phishing attack.
And also, which I thought was very funny, Google pauses its bug bounty program because AI is returning so many bugs now that AI can parse bugs in split seconds as opposed to days.
And part of it is not so much actual errors, but everybody's just throwing it to AI and then have AI fill out the form and setting it in and just doing that multiple times.
They just get an avalanche of slop and they can't tell it from real because everybody's going after the money.
It's just very easy to go click, click on AI and submit whatever it finds, whatever it spews out.
Oh, yeah.
Hallucinations are a real thing.
And I know that sounds weird, but it's true.
But here's something that isn't a hallucination.
Well, Christy, I'm kind of browsing through this week's news, and, you know, everything's hair on fire all the time.
So I'm basically sitting here with a smoking scalp and no hair left.
One of the interesting bits of news that I came up with, if you frequent Domino's, like the pizza place, unfortunately, their customer accounts have been compromised.
So if you start getting... suspicious emails from dominoes that you weren't expecting, chances are it's a scam or a phishing attack.
And also, which I thought was very funny, Google pauses its bug bounty program because AI is returning so many bugs now that AI can parse bugs in split seconds as opposed to days.
And part of it is not so much actual errors, but everybody's just throwing it to AI and then have AI fill out the form and setting it in and just doing that multiple times.
They just get an avalanche of slop and they can't tell it from real because everybody's going after the money.
It's just very easy to go click, click on AI and submit whatever it finds, whatever it spews out.
Oh, yeah.
Hallucinations are a real thing.
And I know that sounds weird, but it's true.
But here's something that isn't a hallucination.
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