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Hamilton County courts adopt new AI rule for legal filings
Hamilton County courts changed a rule this month to clarify that attorneys using artificial intelligence to prepare court filings are responsible for their accuracy and could face sanctions should they turn in filings with hallucinated information.
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State reverses course on replacement hospital site for Moccasin Bend
Less than a week after announcing a new site for the $260 million Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute, state officials have reversed course.
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Mocs notebook: Davon Kiser wants punters ‘scared’ of him
UTC returner Davon Kiser didn't need long to make The Citadel change its punting plan Saturday afternoon.
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Mocs 2-0 in SoCon football after dominant road win vs. The Citadel
Davon Kiser's 56-yard punt return for a touchdown in the first quarter gave UTC a lead it would never lose Saturday afternoon in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Chattanooga third in US for properties added to high-risk flood zone
Designation may come with insurance requirement
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What two Hamilton County studies reveal about AI in the classroom
Thousands of students in Hamilton County Schools participated in two studies looking at how artificial intelligence tools affect learning, with researchers saying student success hinged less on access to AI tools than how they ultimately were used.
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Not just physics: Quantum to make business case at Chattanooga conference
EPB knows most businesses don't have a clear idea of how quantum technology could be useful to them. That's why the Chattanooga utility is hosting its inaugural "Quantum in Business" conference.
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Chattanooga site named for new Moccasin Bend mental hospital
Almost 50 acres purchased south of Lookout Valley community
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Council advances Axon deal but requires review before AI camera deployment
Chattanooga city officials said Tuesday they intentionally left AI license plate reader cameras in a proposed five-year Axon technology package though neither police nor city technology officials requested them, preserving the option to study the tech for possible later use.
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After restricting data centers, Bradley County fields two major projects
The Bradley County Commission essentially prevented data center development earlier this year, but two major projects in the East Tennessee county are seeking to build the facilities anyway.
