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COLUMN: 'AI at 70: What must remain human?' (opens the original)
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This year, Dartmouth College will host the flagship conference âAI at 70: What Must Remain Human?â Oct. 29-31 in Hanover, New Hampshire. The term âartificial intelligenceâ was first coined in 1956 at Dartmouth College. The college was also the first with a formal academic field dedicated to artificial intelligence. Seventy years of artificial intelligence development have passed, yet too many of the people responsible for governing this nation appear to have remained on the sidelines, wa
COLUMN: When the primary is the election (opens the original)
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I canât help but wonder: If Oklahoma did not have closed partisan primary and runoff elections, would Mike Mazzei have defeated Gentner Drummond Aug. 25? I canât know the answer, but that doesnât mean the question isnât worth asking. Oklahoma has structured its partisan primary elections so registered Republicans vote in Republican primaries and runoffs, while registered Democrats vote in Democratic primaries and runoffs. Independents cannot participate in a partyâs primary unless that
COLUMN: Democracy strongest when we all take part (opens the original)
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A young person recently asked me, âWill my vote count in the Aug. 25 and November elections? Thereâs so much talk about election fraud, manipulated voting machines, and rigged elections. How do I know my vote will actually be counted?â It was an honest question â one that deserved an honest answer. I told the young person our election system is not perfect, but election officials, courts, audits, recounts, and investigations over many years have repeatedly shown that while isolated cases
COLUMN: Journalism: Question is always bigger than questioner (opens the original)
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âItâs really not about me, and I donât want it to be about my reaction. I just think in those moments, itâs important to put the reminder back on the work, on the question, and on the non-answers that we get.â As I listened to journalist Kaitlan Collins explain how she remains focused during unpleasant interactions with President Trump, I was taken back to my college journalism classroom, where we were taught the role of the press was not to seek approval but to seek truth. Click for t
COLUMN: Journalism: Question is always bigger than questioner (opens the original)
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âItâs really not about me, and I donât want it to be about my reaction. I just think in those moments, itâs important to put the reminder back on the work, on the question, and on the non-answers that we get.â As I listened to journalist Kaitlan Collins explain how she remains focused during unpleasant interactions with President Trump, I was taken back to my college journalism classroom, where we were taught the role of the press was not to seek approval, but to seek truth. Sorry, the
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