It's back to school time.

And this year, generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard are on a path to transform teaching

and learning.

People compare this to the printing press, to the calculator, the technology shift is orders

of magnitude larger than anything else we've seen.

So what could AI and education look like?

We'll explore that Monday's in August on Tech News Briefing from the Wall Street Journal.

A rare tropical storm drenches the Southwestern U.S., plus an all-star team of Wall Street

investors bid for America's largest publicly traded hedge fund, and why India's growing

economy doesn't feature a growing number of working women.

There have been some efforts by the government to make headway, and despite that, you can see

the numbers it hasn't really been working.

It's Monday, August 21st.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

Residents of Southern California are assessing the damage from the first tropical storm to

hit the region in nearly a century.

Tropical storm Hillary made landfall on the Baja Coast yesterday, and as of late Sunday,

locals in Los Angeles had reported downed power lines citywide, and a pair of mudslides

in a region that's normally bone dry this time of year.

According to the National Hurricane Center, the storm is expected to continue producing

heavy rainfall across the Southwestern U.S. this morning that's capable of causing dangerous

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