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    SGLang turns Qwen model into Pokémon-playing engine●SGLang Transforms Qwen Model into Pokémon-Beating Decision Engine𝕏xSE226just now

    Engineers have adapted the Qwen language model, served through the SGLang framework, into a decision engine capable of beating Pokémon battles. Reports describe the model evaluating game states and selecting winning moves in real time. The project is drawing attention in AI circles as an example of open-weight models being pushed beyond chat tasks into competitive game-playing agents.

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    Minnesota adopts statewide K-12 health standards for first time●For the first time, Minnesota has K-12 health standards. Here’s what to know✉newsLifeEducationjust now

    Minnesota has adopted health education standards covering kindergarten through grade 12 for the first time, giving schools a statewide framework for what students should learn about health. The move means districts will now have consistent expectations for health instruction across all grade levels. Coverage from MPR News explains what the new standards include and what they mean for students, teachers and families across the state.

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    NCAA revenue sharing framework passes US Senate●✉newsSportSports25 min ago

    The US Senate has passed a framework allowing revenue sharing with college athletes, a major step in reshaping how NCAA student-athletes are compensated. The move follows years of legal and political pressure over name, image and likeness rights, and it is expected to trigger significant changes to the finances of college sports programmes nationwide.

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    Senate passes historic bill to federally regulate college sports●The Senate just passed a historic bill to federally regulate college sports. What happens now? - The Athletic✉newsSportSports25 min ago

    The US Senate has passed a bill creating a federal framework to regulate college sports, a step with major implications for the NCAA, athlete compensation, name-image-likeness rules and conference governance. The Athletic lays out what comes next, including how the bill moves through the House and what it would mean for universities and athletes if signed into law.

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    California enacts modest tweaks to mental health court●New laws make incremental tweaks to California’s mental health court, while bigger changes nixed✉newsHealthMental Health29 min ago

    California has adopted new laws that make incremental adjustments to its mental health court system, while proposals for more sweeping structural changes failed to pass. The legislation refines how the court, which diverts people with serious mental illness away from jail and into treatment, operates, but leaves its broader framework intact after larger reform efforts were rejected.

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