The Daily Californian

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Doesn't come with any money, but, uh, that's from Daily Cal.

Uh, just teachers that are ac- that actually care, like that's really cool.

I, I think a lot do care, but I think some of them can get burned out, and that's kind of the systems problem.

It was a three-pointer from Veronica Burton, her first bucket of the night.

And a young lady who graduated from Cal, who was the sports leader of the Daily Cal, is now the San Francisco Standards Valkyries beat writer.

So she will give us the full report from the scene.

Ball holla bonkers.

Fun story.

1996, the year I was born, the Daily Californian endorsed California's Prop 209, which sparked major backlash on campus.

You can look up Prop 209.

And in reaction to that...

Close to half, though, said they turned to AI at least somewhat as they created or changed what were called traditional assignments.

At the University of California, Berkeley, the student-run paper, The Daily Californian, ran dozens of campus communications through AI detectors and found that some missives from top administrators were apparently written or altered by AI.

Dan Mogulof, a spokesman for Berkeley, said in an email that university leaders and communicators were using AI as a tool within certain guidelines and, quote, so long as the final product accurately and authentically captures and expresses the author's thoughts, perspectives, tone, and objectives, unquote.

He added, we have found that not to be possible without extensive revision, editing, and or embellishment of whatever an AI agent might initially produce.

It's a great mascot.

But that was, the artistry was created by the Daily Cal, which is the newspaper around there, artist and editor, Warrington Cole Scott.

You don't say.

No.