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Cruise passengers weigh-in on Haines, tourist attractions - Chilkat Valley News

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By Will Steinfeld Verified, Lizzy Hahn Verified
| Flipboard
British Royal Family 10 hours ago Royal Expert Reveals Prince William and Princess Kate’s “Future Blueprint As King And Queen” Marie Claire - Christine Ross • 10h On a sunny afternoon in May, Prince William and Princess Kate hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace. Surrounded by their closest royal family members, the traditional garden party gave us a glimpse of what life will look like when they become King and Queen.
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UAF student makes first court appearance after eating AI-generated artwork

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By Lizzy Hahn Verified, Colin Warren
| Alaska Public Media Verified
A University of Alaska Fairbanks student was arraigned in Rabinowitz Courthouse on Jan. 20 on charges of criminal mischief after he destroyed another student's artwork in the UAF Fine Arts Gallery on the Troth Yeddha' campus. On Jan. 13, 19-year-old Graham Granger chewed and ate up images created by Master of Fine Arts student Nick Dwyer, who used artificial intelligence in his project. Granger said he staged the protest to oppose Dwyer's use of ChatGPT.
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UAF student makes first court appearance after eating AI-generated artwork

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By Lizzy Hahn Verified, Colin Warren
| KUAC-FM (Fairbanks, AK) Verified
A University of Alaska Fairbanks student was arraigned in Rabinowitz Courthouse on Jan. 20 on charges of criminal mischief after he destroyed another student’s artwork in the UAF Fine Arts Gallery on the Troth Yeddha’ campus. On Jan. 13, 19-year-old Graham Granger chewed and ate up images created by Master of Fine Arts student Nick Dwyer, who used artificial intelligence in his project. Granger said he staged the protest to oppose Dwyer’s use of ChatGPT.
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