China Dismisses AI Detection as 'Superstition Tech'—Experts Say It’s Flawed；Chaco Canyon Oil Ban Und

Welcome to our 《US Briefing》 show! Today, we’re diving into the wild world of AI in China, where universities are trying to catch cheating with detection tools that experts say are more like superstition than science. These tools often mistake human work for AI, leading some schools to ditch them altogether and focus on real thinking and originality instead. It’s a big shift towards trusting human judgment over tech paranoia!

Next up, the battle over Chaco Canyon! The Trump administration is reconsidering a 20-year-old ban on oil drilling near this sacred site, sparking protests from tribes and legal battles from the Navajo Nation. While energy development is a priority for some, others fight to preserve cultural and environmental treasures. The political tug-of-war continues as Biden’s protections face resistance.

And don’t miss the explosive rivalry between Trump and Elon Musk! Once allies, now enemies, they’re trading threats and insults, risking their legacies in a high-stakes game of mutual destruction. From supporting impeachment to threatening business contracts, their feud could reshape the political and business landscape. Stay tuned as this drama unfolds!

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