SUMMARY: Ashton Bryant is the kid caster for the week and expresses excitement about discussing the weather. Ashton enjoys playing with Legos and puzzles and aspires to be a chef or doctor. Ashton delivers a weather forecast: the morning will be 80°, warming to 92° with hot storms by noon, and 82° in the evening. The forecast from Saturday through Tuesday shows warm and stormy conditions with increasing heat. Ashton does a commendable job and enjoys the experience. To sign up a child for kidcaster, parents can visit ky.com and use the contest page. Ashton also greets and waves to classmates at Westminster Christian Academy.

Acadiana Kidcaster: Ashton Bryant

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SUMMARY: Happy Saturday! The weather will be extremely hot and muggy this weekend, with temperatures in the low 90s and heat indices reaching up to 110°F. A heat advisory is in effect until 7 PM today, and an excessive heat watch is in place for tomorrow. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon but will be hit or miss. The heat will intensify next week, with highs reaching the mid to upper 90s by the 4th of July. In the tropics, Tropical Storm Beryl is expected to become a major hurricane, impacting the Caribbean early next week. Be prepared and stay updated.

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SUMMARY: Connecticut and other states are enhancing citizens' tech skills to cope with rapid AI advancements. Connecticut is developing the nation's first Citizens AI Academy, offering free online courses to bridge the tech skills gap. Experts like Gregory LaBlanc emphasize training workers to use and manage AI rather than understand its intricacies. Legislation in Connecticut, California, Mississippi, and Maryland is exploring AI's role in education. However, challenges remain, such as the digital divide, which exacerbates inequities. Advocates stress the importance of accessible internet and devices to enable effective AI education and usage for all citizens.

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