The big thing about AI, to me, isn’t so much the supposed 10 percent chance that it will kill us all by the end of the decade, as it is the 90 percent chance that the oligarchs haven’t thought through that it will take all of our jobs, and how we’re supposed to make ends meet thereafter.
Staunton Police Chief Jim Williams released a lengthy public statement today on the Sept. 22 officer-involved shooting of a Black man at the Staunton Walmart.
Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith has done a 180 on his Flock cameras, confirming on Monday that he had directed his department to remove the two automatic license plate readers that had been tracking vehicles on Jefferson Highway.
We are fortunate in the Sixth District to have some of the largest areas of public forest land in the East. We have a responsibility to cherish and protect this resource.
Denver Riggleman is leading a new effort called Republicans for Tom Perriello, though, not trying to be cheeky here, Riggleman is about as much a Republican today as I am.
The FAA launched its $875 million AI air traffic control system on Monday with a rollout that has the system, given the acronym SMART, beginning its work at the three major airports serving the Washington, D.C, region.
Abigail Spanberger obviously took the “Data Center Diva” pejorative from State Sen. Louise Lucas not just personally, but also as a motivation.
More evidence that most of us agree on 95 percent of things: Tim Kaine is touting passage of a Senate bill that he is working up along with Tommy Tuberville.
Hypocrisy was on full display last week when President Xi of communist China visited Donald J. Trump (who got to worship another dictator).
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.