Women are increasingly arriving at the Boulder Abortion Clinic, one of the few in the U.S. providing abortion services at or after 28 weeks of pregnancy, when their lives are in danger.
There's been a 36% turnover of election workers nationwide, compared to 20 to 30% before 2020, according to one report. In Colorado, it's even higher. The increased departures coincide with an increase in political violence.
More than 20 school districts are on the ballot this November asking voters for $6.4 billion in tax measures. The vast majority of that ($6.2 billion) is for bonds in large districts that won’t raise taxes. The totals are still being finalized.
A fringe group claims its analysis of Colorado voter rolls shows the results of the state’s 2022 midterm elections were “unreliable.”
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There are only 57 days left until Colorado's general election on Nov. 5, and the state's attorney general is warning voters to keep an eye out for possible election misinformation and artificially-generated content.
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Axios Denver on MSNHow Colorado is working to prevent AI deepfakes this electionColorado's attorney general issued a public advisory Monday warning voters to watch for election-related misinformation created by artificial intelligence. Why it matters: "The use of deepfakes in political messaging and on social media is increasingly common,
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Monday warned Colorado voters to be wary of election misinformation and disinformation created by AI.
Attorney General Phil Weiser says the public needs to be on the lookout for election misinformation and disinformation in the form of realistic-looking images, videos, and audio created using artificial intelligence, known as “deepfakes.” You can see a public advisory that was issued at the bottom of this article.
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