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Doors Open Milwaukee invites visitors to explore local history hidden in plain sight (opens the original)
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For one weekend every fall, buildings around Milwaukee open their doors for visitors to take a rare glimpse inside iconic landmarks like the Pfister Hotel and the Pabst Brewery. Doors Open Milwaukee returns this weekend with a lineup of nearly 200 sites, including historical churches, lush gardens and the oldest tenpin bowling alley in the country. The event draws about 70,000 people to Milwaukee to explore architectural gems in neighborhoods across the city and to learn about local history hidd
Could AI go rogue and ‘kill us all’? Two Wisconsin experts sort fact from science fiction (opens the original)
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Concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence have escalated after a former researcher at Anthropic and OpenAI wrote a viral social media post last week claiming that artificial intelligence could “kill us all by the end of the decade.” On Tuesday, a group of lawmakers, religious leaders and concerned citizens gathered in Washington, D.C., for a “Pro-Human Assembly” to call on the government to rein in AI technology before humans lose control over it. But how likely is it that AI could bec
Polynesian cultural festival brings the ‘spirit of aloha’ to Wisconsin (opens the original)
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Malia Chow has been hula dancing since she was 4 years old, after her family moved from her father’s homeland in Hawaii to Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, where her mother had grown up. “The promise that my father and mother gave my dad’s family before leaving Hawaii, specifically to my grandma, was that if we were to leave the islands, we were to continue our culture and never forget where we came from,” Chow told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today.” For many years, Chow’s father, Ronald, worked as a professio
More than a dozen Wisconsin cities disable Flock cameras, cancel contracts (opens the original)
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Local governments and law enforcement agencies around Wisconsin are reconsidering their use of Flock cameras amid concerns over who has access to the massive datasets the technology company collects. Over the past week, at least a dozen communities across the state have suspended their contracts with Flock Safety, the company behind Flock automated license plate readers that record vehicle sightings and license plates. Flock cameras have been a point of public controversy around the state over c
Wisconsin encourages water safety ahead of Labor Day weekend (opens the original)
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources issued an announcement this week urging boaters to “make safety a top priority” this Labor Day weekend. The safety tips include wearing a life jacket and staying sober, along with keeping a safe speed, making sure you and your boat are visible on the water, and respecting others by sharing the water. “It looks like there’s going to be pretty good weather in Wisconsin this Labor Day weekend, which tends to bring more people out on the water for one la
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