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Colorado’s pioneering AI law is now on hold until next June. State representative Titone explains how the session slipped away and why she’s not giving up.
AI isn’t a future threat — it’s already driving layoffs, reshaping hiring, and erasing entry-level jobs. The path forward is clear: Master the tools and claim your place in the new economy.
Earlier this week, I (finally) made it to a meeting of the Fort Collins chapter of the Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG). As I was listening to two truly compelling presentations on AI and security – a bit more about them can be found here – I came face to face
Why the clip from the Coldplay concert suggests that a future filled with deepfakes may be the end of a shared reality.
From AI-fueled celebrity slop to deepfake diplomacy and synthetic music bands, deception is reaching new heights.
And it’s not just commencement speakers who are saying this. The most innovative AI companies are seeking out those with backgrounds in the humanities. (Ever heard of DeepSeek?)
And yet, and yet...it is much better than last year’s bill – and it should be passed now and implemented in 2026, not delayed again until 2027.
A fantasy world, reimagined by artificial intelligence: Can 25 million Miyazaki fans be wrong?
If there are no Cinderella teams, the world could see its first perfect NCAA March Madness bracket. But there's that inescapable, very human element to consider.
"Rapid advances in AI are beginning to reshape national security. Destabilizing AI developments could rupture the balance of power and raise the odds of great-power conflict, while widespread proliferation of capable AI hackers and virologists would lower barriers for rogue actors to cause catastrophe. "Superintelligence – AI vastly better
Here's where we are today: The film “Her” is getting more real all the time, as growing numbers of people truly love and cherish their AI companions. Is that a bad thing?
Not many details have been released, but the musician suggests that each AI-generated song would be played only once, that the radio station would be available only for certain periods of time – and only in certain locations.
Generative AI helps to level the playing field, and those who know how to use it will succeed in the new world that’s rapidly unfolding.
Ethan Mollick asks if we’re sufficiently focused on what’s right in front of us. He says that not only can we feast for many years on what we have today, but we really need to address critical issues.
I think we can all agree on this: 502 pages is a lot. But there are many pearls of wisdom, invaluable insights and credible survey results strewn throughout those pages, so the report is truly worth a deep dive. Here's a high-level overview.
“May you live in interesting times.”
Are Large Language Models (LLMs) soon to be yesterday’s news? Liquid AI offers up what it says are its more powerful, more energy-efficient, and more transparent Liquid Foundation Models (LFMs).
If ChatGPT’s bedside manner is already better than that of an empathetic doctor, what’s around the corner?
Do any organized retraining efforts really work? Or is it up to each of us? Taking a cue from post-strike workers in Hollywood: “How can I work with AI?”
The spring and summer have been filled with arduous labor for Apple workers, and the fruits of their toil shall soon be revealed. Much rejoicing of the owners of iPhones shall be heard throughout the towns and villages, for even the least among them shall now find the manifold blessings
Does an AI wearable that listens to everything you say sound like a good thing – or kind of creepy? What if I told you that this wearable would also weigh in on the conversation when you requested its input? And what if it occasionally offered its unsolicited opinion of how
With much fanfare, OpenAI announced on Thursday that it had something new up its sleeve: SearchGPT. Which, by its name alone, was guaranteed to make Google break out into a cold sweat. (And Perplexity, too, by the way.) And because it’s already been a tough year for Google, this
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