We trust robots to do a lot of things. But a haircut? Some would draw the line. Would you? Here’s your Morning Minute. A Bay Area barber is training a robot to cut hair. He has five cameras mounted to his head, chest and wrists. A robotics lab then uses the information to map the exact angles of his hands, helping with spatial context and 3D perception. But this old-school barber isn’t worried about being replaced by AI. He’s happy to teach, even if it’s a robot. So, who are the real winners in the recent cyclospora outbreak — remember, explosive diarrhea? Some would say farmers markets! Markets around the country say they’re seeing bigger turnouts as people become more concerned about where their food is grown. The FDA says the nationwide outbreak has sickened more than 11,000 people across 20 states. And finally... The clock is ticking as one company waits for its stolen goods to be returned. In this case, beer. Police in Montclair say someone stole more than 40,000 pounds of beer — ...