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Bluegrass, Folk and New Climate Friendly Releases

Tue, 04/02/2024 - 11:00am | David A. Reynolds

Bluegrass, folk and climate friendly tunes found on this week's High Country Music KDRT 95.7FM with new releases and projects from Laurie A Lewis and Rita Hosking. The program also features tunes and songs from The String Cheese Incident, Annie Bartholomew, Riley Baugus, Sam Bush, Missy Raines, Cedric Watson & Corey Ledet, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, John Hartford, Jake Blount, Mike Seeger, Adam Hurt and Laura Premo.

Outside the broadcast area stream anytime @kdrt.org. Or, tune in Tuesday 11-Noon with replays Saturday 6-8 p.m, and Monday 8-9 p.m.

92. UC Davis Basketball 2023-24 Season Recap

Mon, 04/01/2024 - 9:50pm | Rohan

UC Davis basketball broadcaster Scott Marsh returns to the show to recap this past UC Davis basketball season which saw the Aggies fall short of a March Madness berth in the Big West Tournament against Long Beach State. We recap the ups and downs of a memorable season, and also discuss the career of Elijah Pepper, who leaves the program as one of the best to ever put on an Aggie uniform. We look ahead to the future of the Aggies, and what fans should expect for next season.

 

Davisville, April 1, 2024: A year later, less panic about chatbots

Mon, 04/01/2024 - 5:30pm | Bill Buchanan

In winter 2023 we talked with Andy Jones and Margaret Merrill of UC Davis about ChatGPT, a new artificial-intelligence app that was setting off alarms for its advanced ability to "write" reports and articles. On today’s Davisville they report that among the faculty they work with, the sense of panic present then has now eased “quite a bit.” People know more about the limits of chatbots, and are asking more about how and where to use the tools in teaching, instead of just fearing them as a plagiarism machine.

We talk about handling chatbot hallucinations, resisting the biases that chatbots suck into their text databases, and hear a few examples of how UC Davis instructors are using the tools in their classrooms.

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