Why Do We Do That?

CNN.com's John Sutter talks about the Schulmeister effect, a self-fulfilling cancellation loop with new shows on Netflix. Brian Blondell also shares his thoughts on this week's episode of why do we do that? The show airs at 8 p.m. ET/PT and is available to stream online via CNN.com or your favorite streaming service.

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ChatGPT is everywhere: destroyer of worlds, or modern convenient pocket calculator; Section 230 ruling coming; gravity batteries & Tesla factories; Spotify, Vox Media layoffs; TikTok, Twitter gaming their systems; Justice Department after Google's ad business; AWS expanding in Virginia; Easter Sunday; Elvis; Madoff; Strange World; Slow Horses; White Lotus; the Last of Us; the Schulmister Effect & the DeFillippo Effect; shiny new Apple stuff; Microsoft investing in OpenAI; the World Walker; Annie Grace & Russel Brand on addiction; Disneyland & the pure joy of Star Wars Land; the Safety Dance.

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