Tag: ai
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Savvy Senior: How to use AI safely and protect yourself from scams
By Jim MillerSpecial to The Gazette Dear Savvy Senior, I keep hearing about AI in the news and how it’s being used in scams. I’m not very tech savvy and find it confusing. What should I know to protect myself? — Cautious Senior Dear Cautious, You’re not alone. Many older adults are asking the same…
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Perspective: Behind the AI curtain at Anthropic
Earlier this month, I was invited to look behind the curtain. Not at Oz, but at Anthropic, one of the companies building some of the most powerful artificial intelligence systems in the world. Along with a small group of theologians, ethicists, pastor, and educators from various traditions, I was invited to San Francisco for a two-day summit…
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Vice President Vance to USAFA grads: Honor tradition, innovate for future
As artificial intelligence and space defense become more prevalent in warfare, Vice President JD Vance told the 2026 Air Force Academy graduating class to uphold their standards while embracing innovation on a cloudy Thursday morning. Marking the academy’s 68th graduating class and the United States of America’s 250th anniversary, Vance told this year’s 931 graduating…
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Second community meeting around proposed AI data center in Colorado Springs happening Thursday
As a proposed artificial intelligence data center continues to worry residents who live nearby, the developer is hosting a second neighborhood meeting around the project. Raeden, a California-based company, announced plans roughly a month ago to build the data center roughly a month ago in an old Intel microchip manufacturing facility off Garden of…
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EDITORIAL: A flawed AI bill Polis might have to sign
Well, here’s another fine mess ruling Democrats at the legislature have gotten us into — this time, thanks to their bungled attempts at regulating artificial intelligence. Their latest such effort is now on its way to the governor’s desk. It likely will do more harm than good for Colorado. Indeed, the state would have been…
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GUEST OPINION: Colorado Springs School develops the whole child
By Leon Kelly As the dad of a rising high school senior, I share a growing concern among parents: Are our children being prepared for an AI-driven world? With entire professions evolving, or disappearing, many of us question whether traditional education is keeping pace. When information is instant, the competitive advantage is no longer what…
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Judge’s students create AI apps, solicitors general gather for group discussion | COURT CRAWL
Welcome to Court Crawl, Colorado Politics’ roundup of news from the third branch of government. A federal judge’s law students created artificial intelligence-powered apps to address access-to-justice issues, plus half a dozen current and former solicitors general of Colorado spoke about the unique role. State Supreme Court news • The Colorado Supreme Court decided that lifetime…
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GUEST COLUMN: Don’t let our schools become software
The Chicago Tribune recently asked, in light of a new teacher-free AI school coming to Chicago and to big cities around the country: “What is lost from the traditional classroom?” The article suggested that what disappears is boredom, inefficiency, and lack of mastery. But that answer reveals the deepest problem with this new educational vision. It assumes that the…
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Energy constraints loom larger than water for Colorado AI boom, experts say
As artificial intelligence reshapes almost every sector of the economy, experts at this year’s Colorado Climate Week gathering in Boulder said it is also reshaping local physical infrastructure. From grid demand and water use to data center construction, scaling the necessary framework to support AI, they said, will be a challenge as experts and policymakers…
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Federal judge proposes sanctions against Mike Lindell’s lawyers for continued fake citations
A federal judge is once again pursuing sanctions against lawyers for MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell for continuing to cite to court cases that do not exist, likely based on the faulty output of artificial intelligence tools. Last year, a jury in Colorado awarded plaintiff Eric Coomer $2.3 million in damages against the defendants, Lindell and…