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Yasmin Young
Verified
Radio Personality, WBLK-FM (Buffalo, NY)
Beats
testimonies, music and concert reviews. copy editingchristian living, press releases as well as profiles. some news stories. movie, and arts & entertainment. general a& e and features ministries
Legal, Accounting, Medical, Political, High-tech, Crypto
Content
By Yasmin Young Verified| WBLK-FM (Buffalo, NY) Verified A resourceful New York State man used an artificial intelligence attorney in court. Anyone with half a brain knows that A.I. (not to be confused with A1 Steak Sauce) has the real potential to replace humans in many professions. One that I never thought I would see in real life is that of an attorney. I could see it in a dystopian movie, but not in reality, not yet. But, one New York man is living in 2075. Photo by Gabriele Malaspina on UnsplashLet's be real, lawyers are expensive.
By Yasmin Young Verified| WYRK-FM (Buffalo, NY) Verified A large reward is being offered for information regarding an animal cruelty case in Upstate, New York. The Humane Association of New York State in Kingston, New York is looking for answers regarding a dog was found in Rensselaer, NY on April 5th. According to a press release the black, male dog, with white markings was found emaciated and in distress on 3rd Street porch. The 2-year-old dog was taken to a local veterinary hospital to undergo a screening after being found in such poor condition.
By Yasmin Young Verified| WBLK-FM (Buffalo, NY) Verified A resourceful New York State man used an artificial intelligence attorney in court. Anyone with half a brain knows that A.I. (not to be confused with A1 Steak Sauce) has the real potential to replace humans in many professions. One that I never thought I would see in real life is that of an attorney. I could see it in a dystopian movie, but not in reality, not yet. But, one New York man is living in 2075. Photo by Gabriele Malaspina on UnsplashLet's be real, lawyers are expensive.
Company Info
WBLK-FM (Buffalo, NY)