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Commissioner Aaron Harbour argued the state has an extraordinary opportunity with AI to increase educational success and reduce costs, proposing an AI tutor for each student. Commissioner Jim Wilson explicitly stated he takes a different perspective than Commissioner Harbour on AI, arguing that almost 60% of third graders cannot read at grade level and that AI is irrelevant if students cannot read what is on the screen.
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“We represent over 475,000 families and are a fiscal steward of $14.2 billion of private dollars. These investments are not backed by the state, and it's the reason that it's so critical that our board is that of financial advisors and wealth managers to help manage that money for our families.”
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Sign in to subscribeYeah. So he was running. State Education or Senate Education Committee will come to order. Mr. Chris Ferry, take the roll, please. Senators Bright. Here. Frizzell. Excused. Kip. Here. Michaelson. Genae. Excused. Rich. Excused. Marchman. Here. Mr. Chair, I am here. Today we have a full schedule of confirmation hearings today. We'll start off with the Department of Higher Education. First, we're gonna start with College Invest. And I think we have Ms. Beyer here to introduce our confirm. Brett Hirsch. Our Senate Education Committee will come to order. Mr. Kirsten, will you take the roll, please? Senators Bright. Here. Frizzell. Hey. Excused. Is there an echo? Excused. Rich. Excused. Marchman. Here. Mr. Chair, I am here. Today we have a. I love my voice. I love hearing my voice. No, we're good, right? Still in order. Okay. So we'll. We'll again just reset. We have confirm me for College Invest. And Ms. Byer, if you'd like to start us off, introduce our confirm. And you may begin. Absolutely. Thank you. Senator Kolker, members of the committee, I'm happy to see you again over the last few weeks, and this time in person. I'll be brief on a background of…
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