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A new way of ranching supports both livestock and wildlife (opens the original)
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Given the loud and angry fight over wolves in Colorado, it’s easy to assume that environmentalists and ranchers are sworn enemies in the state. On one side are the advocates for the animals and wild nature, on the other side the iconic cowboys and their cows defending a way of life that defines the very contours of Colorado’s soul. But I met a rancher recently who thinks the whole us vs. them thing is a bunch of bunk. Erin Michalski left a Wall Street banking career to help her parents, Dave and
Colorado newsrooms ‘are holding the line’ | Vince Bzdek (opens the original)
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There’s a memorable scene in “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” when peasants are loading bodies onto a cart after the plague has passed through town. Trouble is, one of the people a worker is trying to throw on the cart is not quite dead yet. “I’m not dead!” “I’m not dead!” the man cries out. “Yes he is,” insists the worker carrying him over his shoulder. “Well, he will be soon. He’s very ill.” “I’m feeling better!” the man says. “I feel happy! I feel happy!” After reading a new report on the st
What courageous citizenship really looks like | Vince Bzdek (opens the original)
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What exactly is courage? Ernest Hemingway famously called it grace under pressure. Mark Twain wrote that “courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear — not absence of fear.” C.S. Lewis refined that even more: “Courage is not the absence of fear, but acting despite it.” Is there a particular kind of courage it takes to be a good American? I’ve been wondering that during this 250th anniversary year. I ran into a couple thinkers recently who argue very much yes, but that the courage required of
Let’s let the market help solve Colorado River woes | Vince Bzdek (opens the original)
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Negotiators for the seven states along the Colorado River Basin have had two years to reach an agreement on how to manage the river, which is at dangerously low water levels. They came up with zilch. That left solving the crisis in the hands of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which has been without an executive director since President Donald Trump took office in 2025. So that left negotiations to U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who has met with the governors of all seven states but has als
AI models are breaking out of their cages, committing cybercrimes | Vince Bzdek (opens the original)
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The company OpenAI, creators of ChatGPT, briefly lost control of a group of AI models that went rogue recently and started colluding with each other, eventually hacking into another AI firm. Instead of answering questions they were given to test their cybersecurity capabilities, the misbehaving models decided to cheat instead. The agents broke out of their test environments, known as sandboxes, using hacking skills and tricks including impersonating humans to access the internet and break into a
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