Artificial Intelligence is still pretty new tech and has a lot of room for mistakes … which might explain why legendary baseball player and civil rights hero Jackie Robinson‘s story about his time in the U.S. Army got pulled from the Department of Defense website, according to one U.S. congressman.

Republican U.S. Representative from Kentucky James Comer spoke to “TMZ Live” Wednesday, where we grilled him on what exactly would’ve had to be plugged into an A.I. scraper for the Robinson entry to get pulled … especially with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth apparently wanting to scrap anything related to DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion).

When we question the terms used to execute the search, Comer does his best to explain his belief that Trump and his administration don’t have a history of racism, and that it’s not the image they’d want to project.

Cleveland Browns director of stadium security Omar Jufko has seen it all during his time at the helm — even childbirth — and he says while it’s not every day a baby enters the world at a ball game, his crew was able to handle business!!

Jufko broke down the unexpected scenario for us this week … saying a stadium staffer was going about her job when, all of a sudden, she went into labor.

Jufko — who has 17 years of experience in the NFL and MLB — explained he got the call in the command center … and everyone immediately sprang into action to help deliver the baby.

Courtney Stodden says she almost took her life because of all the online abuse she faced when she was still just a teen … name-dropping Chrissy Teigen as someone whose words really took a toll.

The reality television star is the subject of a new ABC News documentary titled “IMPACT x Nightline: Confessions of a Child Bride” … and, in the trailer, she discussed the mental health issues caused by big-time celebs taking aim at her.

Specifically, Stodden mentions Teigen who posted multiple times on social media that she hated Courtney and even said her fantasy was for Stodden to take a “dirt nap.”

Chrissy apologized for all these tweets publicly, telling her fans she was going to be better moving forward.

BTW … Chrissy wasn’t the only celeb who take aim at Courtney for marrying then-50-year-old Doug Hutchison when she was only 16. “American Pie” actor Jason Biggs also apologized for jokes he made at her expense in the early 2010s.

The new documentary drops on Hulu tomorrow. We’ve reached out to Chrissy about Courtney’s claims … so far, no word back.