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A new report says that hackers are turning their sights from computers to cars.\xa0 Computer security company McAfee released information regarding the large amount of electronics being used in cars today.\xa0 Researchers believe that technology is making cars increasingly vulnerable to hacking attacks, even by something as simple as text message.\n \xa0\n If you have a Twitter account, you are not alone.\xa0 In fact, you are among 100 million other active users.\xa0 Twitter CEO Dick Costolo announced the statistic this morning.\xa0 He also said Twitter receives 400 million page views per month.\xa0 That\u2019s up from about 250 million in January of this year.\n \xa0\n Here\u2019s one more thing robots can apparently do just as well as humans, carry on conversations.\xa0 You may remember that last week, Cleverbot, which is an artificial intelligence computer, shocked the world when it held a human like conversation.\xa0 \xa0\n \xa0\n Also, listen to hear the job of the day!