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In the past few years, there has been growing curiosity about the use of Artificial Intelligence. New laws are being passed to regulate its public use, including in advertising and cinema. But what about using Artificial Intelligence in education?
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The signatures in question had been collected by paid canvassers, not volunteers.
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An Associated Press survey finds the state party endorsements represent 85% of the 3,949 Democratic delegates.
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During the recent Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, there were signs that read “Mass Deportation Now” and crowd chants of “Send them back.”
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The public is invited to attend the welcome reception at the Sylvan Friedman Student Union Ballroom in the center of the campus at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
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Our transmitter facilities in El Dorado and Lufkin are both experiencing air conditioning problems, which is causing extreme audio drop outs in our broadcasts at the moment. We have requested that the tower owners dispatch their AC service people. We appreciate your patience, and remind you that you may listen online via our website or via the Red River Radio app.
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The new law allows drivers to appeal tickets from traffic cameras by proving there were outside issues involved.
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The Cabinetworks Group, which owns the two manufacturing plants, points to the forecasted slowdown of multi-family starts and completions as the reason for the closures in Marshall and Jefferson, Texas.
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Research by Stanford University discovered that since the 1960s, immigrants are 60% less likely to be incarcerated than U.S.-born people.
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In the four states region of Red River Radio, delegate votes for Trump include 40 votes from Arkansas, 47 from Louisiana, 43 from Oklahoma, and 161 from Texas.