AI grading error affects hundreds of MCAS essays in Massachusetts: Here’s what went wrong

Massachusetts’ adoption of artificial intelligence to score statewide standardized tests has revealed technical vulnerabilities, affecting approximately 1,400 student essays, NBC Boston reports. The error, discovered over the summer, prompted the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to rescore the affected essays and notify the relevant school districts. Teacher scrutiny uncovers the problem The…

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Congress leader, Mahindra showroom owner Pravesh Agrawal dies of asphyxiation as fire engulfs Indore penthouse | Indore News

INDORE: Congress leader and owner of a Mahindra showroom in the Lasudia area, Pravesh Agrawal, died of asphyxiation after a massive fire broke out at his penthouse on Thursday morning. His wife, Shweta Agrawal, and their younger daughter were admitted to hospital for treatment. The incident occurred around 5 am when the family, including Agrawal,…

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Arshad Warsi feels Bollywood is NOT taking risks; says ‘regular love story’ like ‘Saiyaara’ worked because it took a chance |

Bollywood is playing it safe, according to Arshad Warsi, who believes a lack of strong scripts is hindering risk-taking. He noted that while superhero films are common, simple love stories can succeed when filmmakers dare to be different. Warsi emphasized that truly impactful scripts are rare, leading to fewer commercial hits despite numerous productions. Read…

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Set up mini fire stations every 100 kmalong expressways in state, says Yogi | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has emphasised the need to strengthen and modernise Uttar Pradesh‘s fire department to meet the challenges of rapid population growth, industrialisation and urbanisation.In a departmental review on Thursday, he said it must evolve into a comprehensive disaster management, rescue, and emergency response system. The CM directed the formation of specialised…

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Arshad Warsi feels after ‘RRR’, everyone has become a superhero; talks about Hindi vs South cinema, saying ‘they look…’ | Hindi Movie News

aActor Arshad Warsi recently shared his thoughts on the evolving landscape of Hindi cinema, suggesting that many filmmakers are now playing it safe by leaning heavily into superhero stories post-‘RRR’. He encourages a brave embrace of fresh ideas and imaginative risks, reminding the industry that true audience connection stems from the essence of the story…

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