Tag: artificial intelligence
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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,…
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Air Force Academy announces academic restructure, plans to rework curriculum
The Air Force Academy is restructuring to provide a more integrated education for cadets. Dean of Faculty Brig. Gen. James Valpiani envisions a core curriculum for all cadets that brings together areas of study so that cadets don’t learn about critical topics in silos. He wants to ensure artificial intelligence isn’t isolated from ethics and…
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Air Force Academy announces academic restructure, plans to rework curriculum
The Air Force Academy is restructuring to provide a more integrated education for cadets. Dean of Faculty Brig. Gen. James Valpiani envisions a core curriculum for all cadets that brings together areas of study so that cadets don’t learn about critical topics in silos. He wants to ensure artificial intelligence isn’t isolated from ethics and…
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Air Force Academy cadets will need to learn to think for themselves before mastering AI, says new dean
Air Force Academy cadets will be expected to master artificial intelligence but not before they learn to think for themselves. The academy’s new dean, Brig. Gen. James Valpiani, outlined his vision for incorporating AI into the classroom as it becomes a war-fighting tool for the Air Force Academy Board of Visitors during a meeting Monday.…
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Air Force Academy cadets will need to learn to think for themselves before mastering AI, says new dean
Air Force Academy cadets will be expected to master artificial intelligence but not before they learn to think for themselves. The academy’s new dean, Brig. Gen. James Valpiani, outlined his vision for incorporating AI into the classroom as it becomes a war-fighting tool for the Air Force Academy Board of Visitors during a meeting last…
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About one-third of Coloradans use AI, Microsoft report finds
About one-third of Colorado residents are using artificial intelligence tools, placing the state slightly above the national average, according to a Microsoft report released in May. The report, Measuring AI Diffusion Across U.S. Geographies, found Colorado ranked 15th nationally for AI adoption for working-age users in the first quarter of 2026. The state’s AI user…
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About one-third of Coloradans use AI, Microsoft report finds
About one-third of Colorado residents are using artificial intelligence tools, placing the state slightly above the national average, according to a Microsoft report released in May. The report, Measuring AI Diffusion Across U.S. Geographies, found Colorado ranked 15th nationally for AI adoption for working-age users in the first quarter of 2026. The state’s AI user…
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Fort Carson’s Gen. Patrick Ellis honored for integrating AI into national defense
The Washington AI Network recently honored Fort Carson Gen. Patrick Ellis along with six other leaders in the emerging field. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll presented the award honoring Ellis for his work to integrate AI into national defense during a ceremony on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., that drew about 400 attendees. The Washington AI Network…
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Paid parking at Monument Lake tabled for now
The Monument Town Council continued its discussion of an ordinance to create paid parking kiosks at Monument Lake after residents raised concerns. The move was made during the council’s May 18 meeting. The idea was developed by the town’s Citizens Service Levels Advisory Committee, a group created last year to examine the town’s services and…
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AI’s rapid growth spurs regulatory reaction in Colorado
The 2026 legislative session was marked by a major push to regulate artificial intelligence, a technology advancing at breakneck speed. Colorado is at the forefront of AI policy, becoming the first state to pursue regulation on “algorithmic discrimination” by passing a law in 2024. Supporters have lauded the legislation, saying it’s necessary to put guardrails…