 It's Tuesday, February 11th, 2014. I'm Jake Kastronakis, and the Lego movie was good, but the K'Nex movie is gonna be way better. This is 90 seconds on the verge. Robots may be taking our jobs faster than we first thought. According to the Wall Street Journal, Google's Andy Rubin and Foxconn CEO Terry Go recently met to, quote, speed up deployment of Google's robot technology at the Taiwanese company's factories. The report suggests that the first area of application will be an automating manufacturer, a move to combat rising wage costs. But Google also wants to extend beyond the factory floor to compete with companies like Amazon and its fleet of shipment drones. Now we are this much closer to living with Rosie from the Jetsons. Virgin Atlantic is working on new ways to make its upper class passengers feel even more special. The airline has begun a six week test that uses Google Glass and Sony's SmartWatch 2 to serve up information about upper class passengers and their destinations to its employees at London Heathrow Airport. Virgin employees can update passengers with their latest flight info, as well as weather and local events at their destination. In the future, Virgin says the technology could also tell its staff their passengers dietary and refreshment preferences. And finally, the greatest partnership in the history of advertising has arrived. Netflix and the crude card game Cards Against Humanity have teamed up to bring an expansion deck to the popular party game. House of Cards Against Humanity includes 25 wonderfully inappropriate Mad Libs style quotes from House of Cards and ribs against Netflix itself. Now we can only hope for some orange at the new Blackjack. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I start production on the RoboCop sequel, RoboBlart Mall Cop.
 It's Tuesday, February 11th, 2014.
 I'm Jake Kastronakis, and the Lego movie was good,
 but the K'Nex movie is gonna be way better.
 This is 90 seconds on the verge.
 Robots may be taking our jobs faster
 than we first thought.
 According to the Wall Street Journal,
 Google's Andy Rubin and Foxconn CEO Terry Go
 recently met to, quote, speed up deployment
 of Google's robot technology
 at the Taiwanese company's factories.
 The report suggests that the first area of application
 will be an automating manufacturer,
 a move to combat rising wage costs.
 But Google also wants to extend beyond the factory floor
 to compete with companies like Amazon
 and its fleet of shipment drones.
 Now we are this much closer
 to living with Rosie from the Jetsons.
 Virgin Atlantic is working on new ways
 to make its upper class passengers feel even more special.
 The airline has begun a six week test
 that uses Google Glass and Sony's SmartWatch 2
 to serve up information about upper class passengers
 and their destinations to its employees
 at London Heathrow Airport.
 Virgin employees can update passengers
 with their latest flight info,
 as well as weather and local events at their destination.
 In the future, Virgin says the technology
 could also tell its staff their passengers
 dietary and refreshment preferences.
 And finally, the greatest partnership
 in the history of advertising has arrived.
 Netflix and the crude card game Cards Against Humanity
 have teamed up to bring an expansion deck
 to the popular party game.
 House of Cards Against Humanity
 includes 25 wonderfully inappropriate
 Mad Libs style quotes from House of Cards
 and ribs against Netflix itself.
 Now we can only hope for some orange at the new Blackjack.
 That's it for today's top stories.
 Coming up tomorrow, I start production
 on the RoboCop sequel, RoboBlart Mall Cop.