Tag: artificial intelligence
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Why we don’t publish a police blotter | From the Editor
Readers have asked me on several occasions why we don’t print a police report, This has been a debate for years for news outlets. On the one side, newspapers are the first draft of history. Researchers rely on newspapers as a real-time account of an event as it was understood in the moment. It is…
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No more police blotter in the Courier | From the Editor
If you flip to the Pulse section of today’s newspaper, you’ll notice something missing. The Courier will no longer be publishing the crime report. This has been a debate for years for news outlets. On the one side, newspapers are the first draft of history. Researchers rely on newspapers as a real-time account of an…
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AI optimism vs. anxiety: Podcasters debate this every night | Tom Cronin
President Donald Trump, CNBC’s “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer and entrepreneurial “accelerationists” celebrate the AI revolution and the infrastructure data center build out. Cramer recently gushed that, “I like data centers so much that I wish I lived in one.” Trump criticized any community that opposes them as losers who will lose jobs and taxes…
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Colorado Springs high schoolers harness AI to simplify recycling
Aryan Tuteja has long advocated for environmental awareness throughout his years at Discovery Canyon Campus High School. Last year, this advocacy became action. Tuteja, 18, and a group of students designed and presented a new sorting system for recycling everyday waste at their school during the 2025-26 school year. Utilizing artificial intelligence, their invention named…
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Discovery Canyon students harness AI to simplify recycling
Aryan Tuteja has long advocated for environmental awareness throughout his years at Discovery Canyon Campus High School. Last year, this advocacy became action. Tuteja, 18, and a group of students designed and presented a new sorting system for recycling everyday waste at their school during the 2025-26 school year. Utilizing artificial intelligence, their invention named…
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Colorado students push AI task force as schools navigate new tech era
A group of students is urging lawmakers to establish a task force on artificial intelligence in education to advise districts on how to ensure that pupils and educators use the technology effectively without becoming overly reliant on it. The students serve on the General Assembly’s Youth Advisory Council Committee or COYAC — a joint committee…
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Colorado students push AI task force as schools navigate new tech era
A group of students is urging lawmakers to establish a task force on artificial intelligence in education to advise districts on how to ensure that pupils and educators use the technology effectively without becoming overly reliant on it. The students serve on the General Assembly’s Youth Advisory Council Committee or COYAC — a joint committee…
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Colorado students push AI task force as schools navigate new tech era
A group of students is urging lawmakers to establish a task force on artificial intelligence in education to advise districts on how to ensure that pupils and educators use the technology effectively without becoming overly reliant on it. The students serve on the General Assembly’s Youth Advisory Council Committee or COYAC — a joint committee…
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New Colorado laws cover AI disclosures, medical marijuana access and gambling limits
More than 100 new Colorado laws take effect Aug. 12, bringing changes to chatbot safety rules, psychedelic research, campus wellness checks and sports betting restrictions. Here is a look at some of those laws set to take effect. The law: House Bill 1263 What it does: Sponsored by Reps. Sean Camacho, D-Denver, and Javier Mabrey,…
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New Colorado laws going into effect cover AI disclosures, medical marijuana access and gambling limits
More than 100 new Colorado laws take effect Aug. 12, bringing changes to chatbot safety rules, psychedelic research, campus wellness checks and sports betting restrictions. Here is a look at some of those laws set to take effect. The law: House Bill 1263 What it does: Sponsored by Reps. Sean Camacho, D-Denver, and Javier Mabrey,…