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University of Colorado Boulder Professor Michael Klymkowsky created two AI bots to help students learn: Dewey and Rita. In his classroom at CU Boulder, Dewey and Rita can act like tutors, analyze answers and even provide feedback on how Klymkowsky can improve how he teaches material. “It seems likely that (AI) policing schemes are ultimately going to be futile,”  Klymkowsky said.

After the fourth game of his second season, it finally happened. The New York Jets realized Nathaniel Hackett was a fraud. The Jets demoted the offensive coordinator this week after his offense ranked 29th in scoring (16.4) and 30th in yards per game (272.7) in his 22 games. There is little joy in seeing Hackett revealed — the same thing happened in Jacksonville and Denver — but it pulled the curtain back on a trend that must end. Dear desperate NFL teams: Stop giving all the money and power to free agents or acquired quarterbacks. It throws off the power dynamic and makes otherwise logical coaches and executives look like fanboy fools.

Colorado Supreme Court won’t advance case against Lakewood baker Re: “Colorado court dismisses transgender cake case 4-3 decision on technicality,” Oct. 9 news story Finally, closure in this case. I have always had the opinion that Autumn Scardina, knowing about the first case against Jack Phillips, deliberately brought the lawsuit against him to prove a point.

Dear Readers: Letter writer “Single By Choice” asked for advice relating to his choice to swear off dating after an erectile dysfunction diagnosis. Many responses poured in. What struck me about every single one of the responses was how empathetic and solution-focused they were. I’m sharing five of the replies in hopes that they inspire a new way of thinking for the letter writer and for anyone else in this position. Dear Eric: I am a single woman in her early 60s.

Today is Saturday, Oct. 12, the 286th day of 2024. There are 80 days left in the year. Today in history: On Oct. 12, 2002, bombs blamed on al-Qaida-linked militants destroyed two nightclubs on the Indonesian island of Bali, killing 202 people, many of whom were foreign tourists. Also on this date: In 1492, Christopher Columbus’s first expedition made landfall on what is now San Salvador Island in the Bahamas. Related Articles Today in History: October 11, Anita Hill testifies at Clarence Thomas hearings Today in History: October 10, Vice President Spiro Agnew resigns Today in History: October 9, Barack Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize Today in History: October 8, the Great Chicago Fire breaks out Today in History: October 7, Arnold Schwarzenegger elected California governor In 1870, General Robert E.

Moon Alert: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Aquarius. Happy Birthday for Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024: You are socially confident and know how to schmooze with ease. You have a strong, passionate appetite for life. Fortunately, this is the perfect year to socialize and enjoy yourself!