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Marissa trusted her best friend for 15 years. Then that friend stole her baby’s photos, posted them as her own and invented a fake birth story. It’s called “digital kidnapping,” it’s exploding, and any parent who posts their kids is a target. Marissa shares her story, and I’ll show you how to lock down your family’s photos.

Plus, a 12-year-old builds an AI receptionist for her dad’s business, a robot maid cleans your house, and a $500/hour dancing robot will be your wedding date. And Sarah changed her Hinge location and found the love of her life. Turns out romance really is in the city of love.

Also: school laptops that never stop watching, Iran allegedly hacking U.S. water systems, and a listener using AI to fight $120K in cancer bills.

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What was your favorite story this week? Hit reply and tell me. I read every single one. 💬

Until next show,

Kim 🚀

P.S. Only got ten minutes? Start at 20:08. That's Marissa. You'll stay for the dancing robot.

Photo credit(s): Kim Komando

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