Why there are roving rotisserie chicken mobs

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  NPR.

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  This is the indicator from Planet Money.

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  I'm Darian Woods.

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  I'm Waylon Wong.

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  And I'm Adrian Ma.

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  And we're here today to discuss rotisserie chickens.

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  Oh, finally!

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  I love a rotisserie chicken, but we're actually here to tackle your listener questions.

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  So today we're looking at what the heck the M2 money supply is,

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  how AI chatbots affect blind or low vision people,

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  and whether rotisserie chickens are actually more difficult to buy.

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  Oh, so we are talking about rotisserie chickens.

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  Our first listener question comes from Haya Simkin.

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  And I am from Haifa, Israel.

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  I just listened to your episode on getting interviewed with a chatbot.

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  I've heard repeatedly that 70% of blind people worldwide who are capable of working don't get hired because of the stigma.

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  Would a chatbot help to eliminate this bias?

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  Okay, when we did our episode on these chatbot interviews,

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  I remember the takeaway being surprisingly positive that AI job interviews led to better hiring outcomes.

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  People felt less discriminated against, although we did not talk explicitly about blind candidates.

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