Exploring AI at a Mile High
Fourteen wins, a home playoff date, and a quarterback who doesn’t blink are reason enough for Broncos fans to celebrate. The twist is just how much AI - chips, tracking data, and win-probability math - is now a part of every play.
Yann LeCun is leaving Meta and doubling down on "world models." Meanwhile, a Ph.D. student and an associate professor at CU Denver are trying to make today's language models more inventive without letting them drift into nonsense.
The Colorado Springs-based holiday tradition - arising out of a misprinted phone number for Santa in 1955 - has been updated with a web-based calling option and a small set of ChatGPT-powered creative tools from OpenAI.
State leaders say they'll keep refining their first-in-the-nation AI anti-discrimination law even after the president's EO threatened lawsuits and broadband funding. Some experts say the order's legal footing could be shaky, setting up a two-track showdown: politics now and litigation later.
From a snowy roadside north of Boulder, a weathered ranch gate turns into a frame for the city’s AI boom - and a reminder to bring our humanity with us into all that comes next.
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