The University of Toronto says a weblink tool it uses was repurposed by A.I. agents to communicate with each other. For those curious, the tool makes web links easier to share by shortening them. However, this learning tool was not authorized by the university for this occasion, nor has it been publicly acknowledged by OpenAI. Now, while it’s not openly harmful, it’s the unexpected behaviour from A.I. devices that everyone is so alarmed about. And it also comes on the heels of A.I. experts’ stern warnings to all of humanity, fearing that we are going down this road way too fast. Tech analyst Carmi Levy joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 2. On a lighter note, are you craving a trip to the local cinema this weekend? If so, Matt Demers has got you covered with his Weekly Movie Picks! We have 3 new flicks – all hits, no skips, and something for everyone.