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COLUMN: Remembering Sept. 12, a quarter-century later (opens the original)
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I often talk about memories of Sept. 12, 2001 â not Sept. 11, but Sept. 12. Sept. 11 is easy to remember. I had just dropped my daughter off at kindergarten and was in Dallas rush hour on the I-635 loop when the news came on about a plane hitting the World Trade Center. As I listened, the reporter said another plane was flying low and would hit another tower. Then his phone went dead. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
COLUMN: Live more like Dolly (opens the original)
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The world lost a true American icon with the passing of Dolly Parton last week. For over half a century, country musicâs reigning queen taught us how to navigate the blinding lights of global fame without losing your soul, compromising your values, or forgetting where you came from. Raised in a small, one-room cabin in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee alongside 11 siblings, Dolly rose from crushing mountain poverty to international superstardom. Yet despite playing to sold-out stadium cro
COLUMN: Flock cameras unite liberals, conservatives (opens the original)
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I saw an interesting exchange among several different individuals I follow on social media. These are people I know personally, and they are a mix of liberals and conservatives at various points along their political spectrums. The interesting thing is they are agreeing on the issue of Flock cameras. Marketed as high-tech crime-fighting tools, Flock cameras are automated license plate readers. Unlike standard traffic cams that catch speeders, these devices photograph every passing vehicle, using
COLUMN: Is AI a friend or foe? (opens the original)
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I recently attended a lecture on the advancement of artificial intelligence in our society. As we dove deep into the discussion, we looked at how far are we, as humans, were willing to let AI take us. We observed how the different models âlearnâ from the information being uploaded, and how share that information, thus expanding the AIâs âknowledge.â The question was asked if there would be a point where the master becomes the servant. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular comm
COLUMN: Is AI a friend or foe? (opens the original)
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I recently attended a lecture on the advancement of artificial intelligence in our society. As we dove deep into the discussion, we looked at how far are we, as humans, were willing to let AI take us. We observed how the different models âlearnâ from the information being uploaded, and how share that information, thus expanding the AIâs âknowledge.â The question was asked if there would be a point where the master becomes the servant. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular comm
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