The Edinburgh Fringe continues to court comedic controversy.

An AI act due to perform at the Fringe has been banned due to its 'problematic' jokes, told without a 'trigger warning'.

One of the jokes created by the AI included:

Prompt: Why don't scientists trust atoms?
Answer: Because they make up everything

This joke was branded anti-semitic by Scotland's Chief Rabbi, Rab C Nesbitt, as it refers to atoms, and atoms can be split, and the atom bomb was masterminded by a Jew, J R Oppenheimer.

As Jamie Foxx recently tweeted: They killed this dude named Jesus. What do you think they'll do to you???.

Although he was actually referring to the Romans who crucified Brian, a member of the rebellious People's Front of Judea (PFJ), who was mistaken for the Messiah.

Always look on the bright side of life Jamie.

SNP MP Joanna Cherry has had her ban for 'being a lesbian with gender critical views' overturned and will go ahead with her innovative act which consists of spinning plates while driving a mobile home in Doc Marten boots with a mohican haircut.

It's not all about banned acts. Just Stop Oil offers a hilarious act about cancelling the use of fossil fuels and relying on green energy to power the world, resulting in mass starvation and a global war for scarce energy resources.

I nearly died laughing and many people in Africa actually did.