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Here’s the Scoop: "Clanker" is a new word used to basically insult technology. NBC News Digital assistant managing editor Jason Abbruzzese says the growing popularity of the word shows society’s hesitations and anxieties around AI and automation. Listen to today’s full episode of “Here’s the Scoop,” hosted by Brian Cheung wherever you get your podcasts.Aug. 5, 2025
