Human Input: History repeats - and so will our models
Colorado companies are just five months from being legally accountable for their AI. An artwork assembled entirely from secondhand, racist souvenirs explains what AI firms should be checking.
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Colorado companies are just five months from being legally accountable for their AI. An artwork assembled entirely from secondhand, racist souvenirs explains what AI firms should be checking.
Crys Black revisits Reese Witherspoon's controversial AI remarks. The actor urged women to embrace the technology, but new research reveals why access and upskilling are only part of the answer.
The Class of 2026 is entering a difficult job market and an AI-shaped future. The boos were a demand for agency, honesty, and trust - but also a reminder that skepticism works best when paired with curiosity.
The future of AI needs more women building, questioning, explaining, and leading. That won’t happen if visibility keeps coming with an added tax.
SheBuilds in Boulder showed what can happen when women get time to build.
The Silicon Flatirons Flagship Conference focused on the emerging “have and have not” divide in artificial intelligence. Crys Black shares her thoughts.
The premier AI marketing conference turned from promise to execution, featuring a wake-up call as AI agents become buyers, video costs collapse, and trust becomes the product. Leaders must plan for job redesign, not just new tools.
At Silicon Flatirons, Brad Feld reminds Colorado’s next generation of founders that giving first isn’t altruism - it’s how communities, including AI startups, build lasting momentum.
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