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Are Realtors at risk of being replaced by AI agents? (opens the original)
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DENVER — There is a lot Anna McCaffery dislikes about artificial intelligence. For one, she worries children can’t write a proper sentence without generative AI programs like ChatGPT. “Particularly for kids, it’s dumbing things down that shouldn’t be dumbed down,” she said. But the 73-year-old trusted AI to sell her Denver home instead of using a traditional real estate agent, and her experience warmed her opinion of the industry-disrupting technology. “In this situation with selling my house an
Are Colorado’s Realtors at risk of being replaced by AI agents? (opens the original)
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There is a lot Anna McCaffery dislikes about artificial intelligence. For one, she worries children can’t write a proper sentence without generative AI programs like ChatGPT. “Particularly for kids, it’s dumbing things down that shouldn’t be dumbed down,” she said. But the 73-year-old trusted AI to sell her Denver home instead of using a traditional real estate agent, and her experience warmed her opinion of the industry-disrupting technology. “In this situation with selling my house and using t
Lincoln Hills was a haven for Black Coloradans. A descendant hopes to help revive the ‘Martha’s Vineyard of the West.’ (opens the original)
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A lodge tucked into Colorado’s Front Range mountains was once a woodland Harlem Renaissance, attracting jazz musician Duke Ellington, poet Langston Hughes, writer Zora Neale Hurston and countless other Black Americans who sought refuge, joy and fresh air at a time when the great outdoors was not safe for everyone. Generations of Morgan Ramsey’s family were among the Black Coloradans who drove 40 miles west of Denver into Coal Creek Canyon to bask in the sanctity of Lincoln Hills — 650 acres of s
Traffic deaths tied to impaired driving fell in Colorado. Officials hope to keep the trend going with DUI checkpoints for Labor Day. (opens the original)
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Traffic fatalities from suspected impaired driving fell significantly this year in Colorado between Memorial Day to Labor Day — referred to as “the 100 deadliest days” because of a typical peak in traffic deaths, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. Traffic deaths involving suspected impairment dropped more than 50% during this time period compared to last year, from 82 deaths to 37, according to CDOT. From January to June of this year, CDOT recorded 72 fatalities with suspect
Denver International Airport braces for busy Labor Day weekend travel (opens the original)
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Denver International Airport is bracing for a busy Labor Day weekend. More than 368,000 passengers are expected to travel through the airport’s security checkpoints from Thursday to Monday — approximately the same number of travelers during this time last year, according to a news release from Denver International Airport. The airport predicted the busiest travel days would be Friday and Monday where more than 87,000 passengers were predicted to pass through security. The airport recommended pas
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