Moving an Elephant, Police Use AI, Soft and Hard Skills

Ashley Thompson and Mario Ritter Jr. host today's Learning English show.
First: Anna Matteo and Andrew Smith tell us the story of an elephant named Charley. Learn about him and the unusual art/science of elephant transport. Experts in that field helped Charley find a happier life. (00:56) learningenglis...
Next: Some police departments in the United States are experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help them produce incident reports. Police officers who have tried the AI chatbots praise the technology as a time-saver. John Russell explores the subject in the LE Science and Technology Report. Then, John joins Ashley for a chat. Do you know what game changer means? John explains the term. (09:09) learningenglis...
Finally: The LE Lesson of the Day. Andrew Smith and Jill Robbins base their instruction on the LE video series, Let's Learn English. Today they focus on episode 20. Have you heard of soft skills and hard skills? You'll be skilled in the subject after this lesson! (18:13) learningenglis...
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