Weird BUT true

These radio hosts byte. Smooth-talking robot disc jockeys will soon take over the airwaves at dozens of radio stations, according to a firm that makes so-called “voice avatars.”

The Seattle-based startup Super Hi-Fi has already created at least 50 artificially intelligent DJs, using the recorded voices of real ones. Producers can control song descriptions and other comments by typing in text.

Baby on board! An 11-month-old Chinese girl learned to snowboard before she could walk — and can be seen shredding the slopes in a viral video.

Little Wang Yuji picked up the sport within minutes on a family trip to a ski resort near Beijing last month, said her mom, Fan Xueyin.

“She would pat her legs and start giggling, so we could tell that she’s not afraid at all,” she said.

It’s hard enough to find the exit at IKEA.

A woman in Ireland got lost at the sprawling Swedish furniture store for three hours after a box allegedly fell on her head, according to a lawsuit.

Hanan Tababi is suing for negligence, claiming a 10-foot package knocked her to her knees and injured her shoulder in Ballymun.

This doctor doesn’t have a leg to stand on.

An Austrian surgeon was fined $3,049 for amputating the wrong leg of an elderly man.

The 82-year-old patient was supposed to have his left leg cut off at the Freistadt clinic in May, but the doctor accidentally marked his right limb before surgery. Asked why it happened, she said, “I just don’t know.”

A little green anole lizard survived a 4,500-mile journey from Orlando, Fla., to England while hidden in a woman’s suitcase.

The scaly stowaway, who hopped out of 54-year-old Rachel Bond’s luggage when she got home to Whitley Bay, England, was recaptured by animal specialists who brought it to a sanctuary.