xAI sues Colorado over AI law, calling it a threat to free speech
Company argues the state's anti-bias law forces AI models to reflect government-approved views on sensitive issues
Colorado's landmark right-to-repair law faces pushback from tech giants
A new bill could create a major loophole
A hot potato: Colorado has become one of the biggest right-to-repair battlegrounds in the US, passing laws that give consumers and independent shops more freedom to fix everything from wheelchairs to farm equipment and electronics. Now, some major tech companies are backing a bill that critics say could seriously undermine those protections.
Colorado bill could criminalize possessing 3D gun files, not just printing them
The crackdown shifts from hardware to files, intent, and distribution
A Colorado police department is giving away Apple AirTags to fight car theft
AirTags, loved by law enforcement and criminals alike
New $150M facility will fire 7-petawatt lasers to (hopefully) achieve nuclear fusion
Forward-looking: Fusion energy is often regarded as the holy grail of power generation because it harnesses the same atomic process that powers the sun. The concept involves forcing atomic nuclei to fuse together, unleashing immense energy. If scientists can crack the code using lasers, it could lead to a virtually limitless supply of safe, sustainable energy without any carbon emissions.
Consumer groups score big win against Big Cable as Colorado ends restrictions on municipal broadband
Dozens of municipalities in the state had already opted out of the restrictive 2005 law
Colorado is the first US state to pass a right-to-repair law for farmers
John Deere warns about the "unintended consequences" stemming from the new legislation
Uber receives $8.9 million fine in Colorado for hiring disqualified drivers, felons
Uber blames a process error in its background checks
Colorado group seeks to stop retailers from selling smartphones to kids under 13
Officials have cleared the proposed ballot measure's language