both in the united states and iran have costley pushed and pushed for dominance and hegemony in the country. i think the successful side is a side that understands iraq was to be a mediator and constantly looking at a source of threat in the region or something on which they have to intervene strongly to reform institutions. the prior panel is talking about i think 360 relation. emphasizing person-to-person food. these kinds of things i want to bring an example for my own experience on academic. i recently found it difficult to work with the iraqi academics particularly but we are looking for shared funding. because of the sanctions on the iraqi minister of higher education. trickle-down to every professor in iraq. it is nice to hear things about iraq in the u.s. wanting to have a good relationship. but even the most innocuous relationship which is the research project between two professors which ought to be honest no one reads anything academic appeared it's not going to amount to huge difference in the world. everyone in this relationship has said something and acted in a different way.

still woke us and it's a sense of disgust with costley being lectured and told how to live. with identity politics that don't make sense anymore. i think a lot of it is pulling down harris. let's face it trump as liabilities. he would be a hypocrite if you were a republican not to admit there are liabilities. why is he running so well? well, which ever one you elect to get the whole ball behind the neoconservatives or the progressives. the conservatives just have a better record in office right now than the progressives do. they do not tell people how to live it. if one guy is going to make me more prosperous and he's not going to tell me how i should live my life, and he is not the best character in the world and the other is a very nice lady but is going to tax at me. she's going to raise my prices and tell me how to live it. you see what is happening. >> she says the opposite of this is what the show. people feel it but at the same time unemployment hit a record low. fifty-four years last year here's where it stands now bloomberg points out 4.1% unemployment but wall stre

i don't show students how to use essays and analyze data that costley is ai to the homework or practiceir essays how can they be ready to be successful in the test? how can ai be useful here? >> this is exactly what i'm excited about. historically, a student doing open ended things in getting feedback on it is a very labor-intensive or expensive process. teachers in the room whether it is a lab report or an essay to grade those papers, give feedback and their amazing teachers doing it. doing an amazing job i just met a seventh-grade teacher six class peers, 30 kids in each class period. she assigns an essay on said the great gatsby. 180 papers to grade? if you told me all he had to do the next week and had no other work was grade wondered 80 papers on the great gatsby by seven. i would say no thankan you. i would not be able to do that. that is very hard. what's amazing is large language models are able to process students open ended responses. i don't think it should be the final grader. but i think i can help students write along the rubric we can get more response support for student