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[formosan]

Students sitting for the STAAR exam throughout the state of Texas will have their written answers automatically graded by artificial intelligence. The development comes as some fear AI could significantly affect education in the near future.

The exam — provided by the Texas Education Agency — will use an "automated scoring engine" to help grade open-ended questions on the State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness for writing, reading, science, and social studies. The move is a step beyond using machines to simply grade multiple-choices answers or Scantron sheets.

Work will be so much different in the future..

It's so important children get the right education and skills for the coming AI revolution.

[DKG]

Trump's legal team moves for mistrial over Stormy Daniels' testimony. Apparently her story today is way different than the story she was peddling in 2016.

[Lokmar]

Trump's legal team moves for mistrial over Stormy Daniels' testimony. Apparently her story today is way different than the story she was peddling in 2016.

She's a fucking skank ass porn whore who's as big a liar as Cohen. That piece of shit judge let her ramble on like she was dictating a new fuck movie. Its repulsive.

[DKG]

She's a fucking skank ass porn whore who's as big a liar as Cohen. That piece of shit judge let her ramble on like she was dictating a new fuck movie. Its repulsive.

The hush money indictment is a joke.

[Brent]

A federal appeals court has rejected Hunter Biden's effort to throw out gun charges against him, paving the way for a trial to begin next month.

[DKG]

The Supreme Court refused on May 13 to take up the case of app developers who accuse Apple of antitrust violations for refusing to make COVID-19 tracking and bitcoin apps available in the company's App Store.

App makers had sued Apple, claiming the Silicon Valley giant had violated antitrust laws and that its refusal to allow its apps constituted censorship, but the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit rejected the lawsuit late last year.

The petition for certiorari, or review, in Coronavirus Reporter v. Apple Inc. was denied in an unsigned order. No justices dissented from the denial.

[Oliver the Second]

A couple weeks ago Bethesda Game Studios released the 'next gen' update for Fallout 4 and then yesterday they released an update for that. Adds a few quests and some new weapons. Oh, and it breaks every mod you had installed. And causes your game to stutter and freeze. And destroys your 200 hour playthrough with the best settlement system you ever built. And makes you want to shove a Fat Man up Todd Howard's ass and feed him to the Super Mutants.

Bethesda - Bethesda never changes.

[Herman]

That DEI shit is all a scam anyway.

The former diversity program manager for Nike and Facebook who stole more than $5 million from large companies to support her luxury lifestyle has been sentenced to five years in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia.

Barbara Furlow-Smiles, 38, set up false business deals, invoices, and events—including a Juneteenth celebration—to pad her own pockets.

U.S. Attorney Ryan Buchanan said: "Furlow-Smiles shamelessly violated her position of trust as a DEI executive at Facebook to steal millions from the company utilizing a scheme involving fraudulent vendors, fake invoices, and cash kickbacks."

After being terminated from Facebook, she brazenly continued the fraud as a DEI leader at Nike, where she stole another six-figure sum from their diversity program. Her prison sentence reflects the consequences of her decision to orchestrate an intricate scheme to defraud two of her employers for personal profit."

[Brent]

Joe's trolling is super gay.

Goodnight.

[Frood]

[DKG]

A typical look at me Joe thread.

[Thiel]

Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former attorney, admitted while on the stand Monday that he stole tens of thousands of dollars from the Trump Organization, according to live reporting from the courthouse.

[DKG]

Ty Cobb, former Special Counsel to President Trump & former Federal Prosecutor believes a jury will convict Trump in the hush money case.

[Lokmar]

Ty Cobb, former Special Counsel to President Trump & former Federal Prosecutor believes a jury will convict Trump in the hush money case.

I dont have an opinion either way. It all seems super rigged and that judge is a straight up crime boss.

[DKG]

On Thursday, only days before the trial's closing arguments were set to begin, panels of judges from New York's Appellate Division ruled against Trump twice—denying separate requests to force New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan to recuse himself from the case and to move the trial out of Manhattan and into another county.

The denial of the request to change the location of the trial was issued with little explanation, with the judges only writing that they had denied Trump's motion for a venue change following "due deliberation" after "reading and filing the papers with respect to the motion."