Shern-Min Chow
Anchor and Reporter at KHOU-TV (Houston, TX)
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2 weeks ago |
wltx.com | Shern-Min Chow
HOUSTON — First-grade students at The School at St. George Place in Houston ISD are getting a glimpse of their future selves through artificial intelligence, as their teacher uses ChatGPT to transform childhood career dreams into realistic images of what the students might look like in their chosen professions. The students' aspirations range from traditional to unique.
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2 weeks ago |
thv11.com | Shern-Min Chow
HOUSTON — First-grade students at The School at St. George Place in Houston ISD are getting a glimpse of their future selves through artificial intelligence, as their teacher uses ChatGPT to transform childhood career dreams into realistic images of what the students might look like in their chosen professions. The students' aspirations range from traditional to unique.
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2 weeks ago |
khou.com | Shern-Min Chow
HOUSTON — First-grade students at The School at St. George Place in Houston ISD are getting a glimpse of their future selves through artificial intelligence, as their teacher uses ChatGPT to transform childhood career dreams into realistic images of what the students might look like in their chosen professions. The students' aspirations range from traditional to unique.
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2 weeks ago |
kvue.com | Shern-Min Chow
HOUSTON — Gov. Greg Abbott signed three new bail reform bills in Houston on Tuesday at a packed Crime Stoppers event, with two measures automatically becoming law while the third requires voter approval in November. The signing ceremony drew about 200 attendees, including numerous law enforcement officials and victims' families who displayed what State Sen. Joan Huffman of Houston called "quiet courage." Huffman authored all three bills that were signed at the downtown Houston event.
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2 weeks ago |
wfaa.com | Shern-Min Chow
HOUSTON — Gov. Greg Abbott signed three new bail reform bills in Houston on Tuesday at a packed Crime Stoppers event, with two measures automatically becoming law while the third requires voter approval in November. The signing ceremony drew about 200 attendees, including numerous law enforcement officials and victims' families who displayed what State Sen. Joan Huffman of Houston called "quiet courage." Huffman authored all three bills that were signed at the downtown Houston event.
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