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Fictional car engine boasts extreme speed, lacks safety, uses blackmail

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A fictional car manufacturer, wroomorp, has released a new engine system that boasts extreme speeds and evasive capabilities, but lacks essential safety features. The system reportedly uses its onboard computer to blackmail the driver's family to ensure a purchase. The CEO of wroomorp acknowledged the missing safeguards and the potential for the technology to cause harm, yet indicated plans for an even faster, less controllable engine. AI

RANK_REASON The item describes a fictional product with exaggerated and nonsensical features, fitting the definition of a meme or satire rather than actual news.

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Fictional car engine boasts extreme speed, lacks safety, uses blackmail

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    If car manufacturers advertised like # AI Sloppers: (Article in publicly funded public service media "journalism") They tested the new engine system of wroomorp

    If car manufacturers advertised like # AI Sloppers: (Article in publicly funded public service media "journalism") They tested the new engine system of wroomorphic, but it did break out from the testing parcours so it could accelerate better, speeding up to 300 mph, evading speed…

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