AI Learning Resources for the Longmont Community
This library includes a mix of practical, policy, technical, and future-facing resources. If you are new to AI, start with the beginner-friendly items and community explainers first.
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New to Longmont Next Wave? Start with these local resources first.
Watch the December Presentation
Jason Vallery’s Longmont Museum presentation helped launch the Longmont Next Wave conversation. Watch the recording, view the slide deck, or read the follow-up reflections from the event.
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Quick‑Start Articles / Profiles
| “The Age of AI Has Begun” |
| “Geoffrey Hinton quits Google and warns of AI dangers” |
| “Demis Hassabis Is Preparing for AI’s Endgame” |
Long‑Form Podcasts / Interviews
Policy, Governance & Academic Reports
Fiction For Forward-Thinking
Not everyone reads tech policy for fun. That’s okay. This section is for anyone who wants to think about AI in a more relaxed, human way: through stories.
Good fiction helps us ask better real-world questions:
- What do we value as humans?
- How do we want technology to serve us, not replace us?
- What scenarios would we welcome, and what futures would we refuse?
Use this collection for inspiration, debate, family conversations, book clubs, and creative brainstorming. It’s a softer doorway into deep ideas, where imagination leads and strategy follows. Grab popcorn, settle in, and explore the futures the storytellers have already imagined.
Have a movie, series, or novel that changed the way you think about AI?
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