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Former FCC chair urges parents to set boundaries around AI, gaming and screen time (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - As families navigate an increasingly digital world, former Federal Communications Commission Chairman and current CTIA President and CEO Ajit Pai is urging parents to set clear boundaries around artificial intelligence, gaming and screen time — starting with open conversations at home. Pai, who has a 15-year-old and an almost 13-year-old, said the key to managing AI use is teaching kids to treat it as a tool for exploration, not a replacement for their own effort. “When it’
Texas prepares application to host proposed Space Academy (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Gov. Greg Abbott announced new leadership this week to build the state’s case to become the permanent home of a proposed United States Space Academy, setting up a high-stakes competition among several states for the project. Corporate site-selection consultant John Boyd said Texas enters the race with significant advantages, starting with its history. “Texas, obviously, [is] the original home of our nation’s space program,” Boyd said. “The state enjoys very effective public
S.O.S Ministries celebrates 25th annual banquet (opens the original)
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GROESBECK, Texas (KBTX) - Save Our Streets Ministries is celebrating its 25th annual banquet this month, inviting the community to mark decades of helping people break free from gangs, drugs and addiction. Founder J.J. Ramirez said the ministry gives people a way out of the cycle of addiction and violence. “There is a way off,” he said. Executive Director Kyle Salmon said the group has helped “hundreds if not thousands” of people. The banquet is set for Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the ministry’s facil
Expert explains how gravity changes the way the brain controls movement (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Every time you reach for your morning coffee or walk across a room, your brain is running a complex calculation, one that relies on gravity. That’s the focus of new research from Texas A&M’s Deanna Kennedy, who is studying how the brain controls movement and how that control changes when gravity does. Her work could one day help people who struggle with movement and balance, including those with Parkinson’s disease. Kennedy’s research looks at how the brain produces, contro
Expert weighs in on Texas schools taking action against energy drinks (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - At least three Texas school districts have banned energy drinks and high-caffeine products from campuses over the past two weeks, following the death of a 17-year-old cheerleader last year. Larissa Nicole Rodriguez died from what officials say was an enlarged heart stressed by large amounts of caffeine — a case that has renewed debate over student access to the popular drinks. Neurologist Dr. Jeremy Liff says caffeine is the primary danger. He warns that drinking six to sev
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