‘Just for the sake of ease’: Three CCA students are split over whether AI is helpful
FoxTalk interviews with students in construction management, chemistry and film show a fight over clarity, skill, water and who gets pushed out first.
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In Corinne Nuncio’s short film Blood & Paper, a Tribal ID becomes tangled with family loss, street fights and two sisters who cannot keep avoiding each other.
'You can’t automate accountability': Tech executives tell students what AI skills will matter
Leaders from Thomson Reuters, SentinelOne and May Mobility said early-career workers need technical knowledge, verification habits and responsibility for AI-assisted work.
“Someone else’s submission”: A first-year Denver youth festival bars AI-generated films as Tribeca screens one
The Colorado Lakeside Youth Film Festival (CLYFF) rejects generated scripts, actors and central images, creating a local test of where a tool becomes the creator.
Scholarships, lower tuition or public-service aid? Three Colorado governor candidates make different pitches to community college students
Scott Bottoms, Barb Kirkmeyer and Phil Weiser offered different approaches to transfers, transportation, debt, jobs and higher-education funding in separate FoxTalk interviews.
Kirkmeyer says campaign ‘went low’ on $6 billion road estimate. Her plan lists $7 billion to $9 billion in funding sources
The Republican candidate’s proposal does not explain how its headline total relates to the listed funding categories. CDOT records also show why money carried between budget years is not necessarily idle cash.
Kirkmeyer gives community college students a test for her first year: tuition, aid and state funding
The Republican candidate said she would protect colleges’ base funding, consider a transfer grant and seek student input on changes to Colorado’s community college system.
Full interview and transcript: Barb Kirkmeyer on tuition, roads and Colorado colleges
The Republican candidate for governor answered student questions about higher-education funding, rent, transportation, health care, workforce training and Scott Bottoms’ criticism of four-year colleges.