Some US schools are banning AI technology while others embrace it

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Eye drops recall sparks alarm as doctors see infections linked to a dangerous bacteriaChina’s surveillance reach is far more extensive than previously known, Blinken saysWoman charged with threatening St. Louis family with racist rants and breaking into homeUS training Somali troops to fight Al Qaeda subsidiary al-ShababBiden’s State of the Union sparks harsh GOP responseThe death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria rose sharplyInside Bakhmut as devastated Ukrainian city targeted by Russian attacksFour male Black teachers inspire students on more than academicsLithium-ion battery fires are becoming increasingly commonAlex Murdaugh’s financial misdeeds are highlighted in murder trialSuspected Chinese surveillance balloon wreckage being examined by the FBIBiden is expected to deliver an optimistic State of the Union to a skeptical publicUrgent rescue mission underground in Turkey and Syria for earthquake survivorsDaughter honors late father by finishing his bucket listSome US schools are banning AI technology while others embrace itAmericans spoke out before the State of the UnionUS Northern Command analyzing Chinese surveillance balloon debrisOhio train derailment prompts controlled release of chemicals on boardTwo white supremacists arrested after a plot to wipe out Baltimore’s power gridDevastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria kills thousandsEye drops recall sparks alarm as doctors see infections linked to a dangerous bacteriaChina’s surveillance reach is far more extensive than previously known, Blinken saysWoman charged with threatening St. Louis family with racist rants and breaking into homeUS training Somali troops to fight Al Qaeda subsidiary al-ShababBiden’s State of the Union sparks harsh GOP responseThe death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria rose sharply

• Eye drops recall sparks alarm as doctors see infections linked to a dangerous bacteria

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• China’s surveillance reach is far more extensive than previously known, Blinken says

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• Woman charged with threatening St. Louis family with racist rants and breaking into home

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• US training Somali troops to fight Al Qaeda subsidiary al-Shabab

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• Biden’s State of the Union sparks harsh GOP response

  02:24

• The death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria rose sharply

  02:55

• Inside Bakhmut as devastated Ukrainian city targeted by Russian attacks

  02:56

• Four male Black teachers inspire students on more than academics

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• Lithium-ion battery fires are becoming increasingly common

  02:17

• Alex Murdaugh’s financial misdeeds are highlighted in murder trial

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• Suspected Chinese surveillance balloon wreckage being examined by the FBI

  01:56

• Biden is expected to deliver an optimistic State of the Union to a skeptical public

  02:31

• Urgent rescue mission underground in Turkey and Syria for earthquake survivors

  03:19

• Daughter honors late father by finishing his bucket list

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  Americans spoke out before the State of the Union

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• US Northern Command analyzing Chinese surveillance balloon debris

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• Ohio train derailment prompts controlled release of chemicals on board

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• Two white supremacists arrested after a plot to wipe out Baltimore’s power grid

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• Devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria kills thousands

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ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence program, can write college-level essays in seconds. While some school districts are banning it due to cheating concerns, NBC News’ Jacob Ward has details on why some teachers are embracing the technology.Feb. 7, 2023

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