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Montanans are using AI, but remain wary of its social impact (opens the original)
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A poll of registered voters found that Montanans use AI most for search, work tasks and writing. Zach Rossmiller, the chief information officer at the University of Montana, has recorded culinary details about every family Thanksgiving dinner for the past 15 years. In a Microsoft Word document, he tracks recipes, turkey weight, thawing time and even weather conditions, which impact his smoker. More recently, he's been using artificial intelligence to bring the archive to life. For instance, Ross
Montanans are using AI, but remain wary of its societal impact (opens the original)
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HELENA, Mont. — Zach Rossmiller, the chief information officer at the University of Montana, has recorded culinary details about every family Thanksgiving dinner for the past 15 years. In a Microsoft Word document, he tracks recipes, turkey weight, thawing time and even weather conditions, which impact his smoker. More recently, he’s been using artificial intelligence to bring the archive to life. For instance, Rossmiller doesn’t like peeling potatoes. “We brainstormed how to make mashed potatoe
Gianforte launches flat income tax initiative (opens the original)
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HELENA, Mont. — Gov. Greg Gianforte announced his support for a public education campaign supporting a flat 4.7% state income tax at a press conference in the Capitol Tuesday, arguing that a flat rate — which would reduce the higher of the state’s two rates — would boost the state’s economy. “Montanans know how to spend their money better than the government does,” Gianforte said. Gianforte stood at a podium in the rotunda alongside Jack Baum, a state affairs manager with Washington, D.C.-based
Trump wants cheaper beef and a bigger herd. The math is uncertain. (opens the original)
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The president is lowering tariffs on 300,000 metric tons of ground beef imports, a move Montanans say is unlikely to benefit them. Cattle pictured Nov. 23, 2025, in Manhattan. Chuck Kohlbeck, a rancher in the Gallatin Valley, was cutting hay last week when he heard on the radio that President Donald Trump had announced plans to lower import tariffs for 90 days on 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef. A White House proclamation on Wednesday said countries can import a total of 100,000 metr
MSU launches a new Wool Lab to revive an old industry (opens the original)
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On a hot August afternoon, wool expert Brent Roeder strode among sheep, combing his fingers through their fleece to assess color, length and uniformity. Roeder, an extension specialist at Montana State University, tends to the college-owned flock at an old off-campus cavalry barracks called the Fort Ellis Research and Teaching Farm. The flock exists to give agriculture students hands-on experience. That includes learning how to raise high-quality sheep for sales like the one in Miles City that R
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