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hello sunshine hope you had a wonderful
weekend I'm Coy wire this is cnn10 let's
get our minds right this motivation
Monday new weeks bring new opportunities
but we only have seven Mondays left this
year can you believe so let's make the
most of them we've got the best 10
minutes in news for you and we start
with the latest news regarding space
we're getting a rare look inside of one
of China's space centers for two decades
just the United States and the Soviet
Union were in competition to see who
could be the first to conquer space the
whole world watched as the Apollo 11
landed and human beings walked on the
moon for the first time but now more
than 50 years later a new competition
for space exploration has emerged with
more countries involved as well
including China and India China is now
in a race with the US to set a permanent
Outpost and research station on the moon
the joen satellite launch Center in the
GOI desert is one of the places that
China is pursuing its future in space
and CNN's Mark Stewart takes us there to
get an inside look and check out the
launch of a Chinese
spacecraft China has big Ambitions in
space it operates a space station has
sent Rovers to The Far Side of the Moon
and Mars and is now aiming to put humans
on the lunar
surface those voyages begin in the
middle of the goby desert in northern
China after two flights in about 4 hours
on the bus we arrive at the joen
satellite launch Center access to the
Space Center here is rare and it is
sprawling there are so many buildings so
many streets it's very reminiscent of a
small city or town we're here to witness
the launch of the shenzo 17 spacecraft
from behind glass we met its crew of
three that are headed to China's space
station since 2011 the US government has
effectively banned NASA from working
with China in space contributing to a
21st century Space Race with two
superpowers both aiming for the moon and
Beyond through its Artemis program NASA
is aiming to set up a permanent lunar
Outpost later this decade
and China is aiming to set up a lunar
research station on a similar time frame
are there any benefits from this
competitive environment I think a
competitive environment can help us all
improve exploring space is the common
goal For All Mankind so I think if we
can work together it will improve space
exploration Chinese officials stress
they've never sought dominance in space
yet once the International Space Station
is retired by 2031 China's tiangang
Space Station may take on new prominence
if China for a period of time is the
only nation with a space station how
does China benefit if they're the only
game in town that's the only way that
these countries can participate in human
space flight Russia as well as some
commercial space companies have space
station proposals in the works but
success for any of them is far from
guaranteed China's space program is a
huge source of national pride we talked
to China's first
astronaut looking at this launch as a
veteran the first thing I see is how far
China's man space flight has come over
the past 20 years it has developed
rapidly and made great achievements in
them I see the strength of our Reserve
force and the hope for the future
development of China's Aerospace
industry we are just minutes away from
liftoff you can see the rocket back
there this is part of this bigger
mission to maintain and expand China's
space
station with each Mission China can
learn more and continue to challenge
what has been a long stretch of us
dominance in
space this winter parts of the United
States will be seeing lots of snow stack
up thanks to a strong El Nino the
weather pattern in tropical Pacific that
typically brings wetter and cooler
weather scientists at the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric admin
Administration or Noah have created maps
to help people prepare the maps show
snowfall during all El Nino Winters and
during moderate to strong El Nino
Winters and this one that shows the
number of years with below average
snowfall during the 13 moderate to
strong elino Winters these Maps though
give a sense of what we might expect
they're more like historical guides not
crystal ball forecast for the upcoming
snow season this El Nino though is
predicted to be the most powerful the
contiguous United States has seen in8
years when it caused the warmest winter
on record while every El Nino winter is
unique it usually brings wetter and
cooler conditions to the southern us and
drier warmer weather up north and that's
exactly what's on the horizon for this
winter 10c trivia which of these college
degrees is considered the highest level
of academic degree Masters associate
doctoral or
Bachelors
just with the doctor order the doctoral
degree is the most advanced diploma
symbolizing a person has mastered a
specific area of
study this year we've talked about the
growing influence potential and emerging
concerns of the impact of artificial
intelligence across many Industries but
what about education it's a question
many college campuses are dealing with
AI chat Bots programs that generate text
they've raised new questions for many
Educators who are focused on students
not only getting the right answer but
also understanding the course material a
survey of college students earlier this
year showed more than 51% believe using
AI tools to complete assignments and
exams is cheating while plagiarism and
cheating are not a new phenomenon in
Academia these new tools have created a
more complex environment and
administrations are struggling to set
new ground rules should these tools be
banned or is there a way that they could
be used resp responsibly the landscape
is changing there have been numerous
cases of students being caught and
punished for using Ai and there are also
cases of students saying they've been
falsely accused of using the technology
inappropriately the response by
professors has been varied with some
ignoring the new technology some Banning
it and others are changing the way they
format their exams some are switching
back to written papers after many years
of digital only but how easy is it to
spot AI content
why are you doing this we're still going
to know these college professors say
students are increasingly cutting and
pasting AI generated text in their
essays and that is cheating these
professors say they're not falling for
it and there are often three extremely
obvious giveaways number one the essay
is suspiciously perfect a chaty PT
generated essay looks like it was
written by a very competent 12th grader
AI generated text has no mistakes it's
like robotically Bland text nobody would
actually speak that way another giveaway
the essay has no human voice the buil-in
voice of a model like chat GPT is the
voice of a 50-year-old compliance lawyer
it seems to lack vibrancy there's not a
lot of authentic student Voice or
experience in there an AI generated text
feels like an essay that's written by an
intelligent person who has never had a
class with me and third AI essay often
cite false research perhaps the biggest
thing that a chat GP generated essay can
do is shake the instructor's own
confidence in what they know about the
source material it will just make things
up it will attribute ideas to people
that could never have had those ideas
it'll combine perfect Grammar with
something that's like obviously false I
can't distinguish between fact and
fiction it can't distinguish between
information and disinformation it will
look like it's quoting and it will look
like it's sighting but if those sources
don't look familiar to you there's a
good chance this is written by
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AI all right you ever wonder what's
behind your feline friends furry faces
today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is
all about expressions of catitude
scientists observe 53 cats interacting
at a cat cafe in California over a
10-month span the study found that
domesticated cats have
276 different facial expressions they
determined that about 45% of those
expressions were friendly good kitty
while 37% were
aggressive the study demonstrates that
cat communication is more complex than
previously assumed and apparently cats
are a mountain of emotions and their
feelings are kitting all over their
faces look out cats cuz we have some
Bulldogs to shout out dunar High School
in Lexington Kentucky r up and we are
also sending love to tumsa Oklahoma
tumsa Middle School shine bright this
motivation Monday you never know when
you never know how or for whom but you
are going to be the light someone needs
one day I'm Coy wire and we are
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