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A greater one-horned rhinoceros at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance died Saturday after months of illness, officials announced Thursday. Rupert arrived at the zoo in May as part of a breeding recommendation program.

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The state government should buy 10,000 acres of a sprawling southern Colorado ranch and open that tract to the public to help resolve a yearslong dispute between the ranch’s owner and San Luis Valley residents, according to a new report commissioned by the governor.

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Part of why I don't like the AI-or-bust economy is the constant flopsweat of people on the news who say this HAS to work. Quit making everyone so anxious. Goddamn. If this is the next Google then why are you acting like this? I don't remember being told to buy an iPhone at gunpoint.

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A Denver creative group is under contract to buy the Mercury Cafe, with plans to restore the storied venue’s roots as a home for music, poetry, dance and community events.

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In @nytopinion.nytimes.com

“A.I. safety experts assume that China has the same concerns as we do about A.I.,” Kyle Chan writes. “The reality is, the Chinese have a different set of worries. And until we understand what those are, cooperation with China will be impossible.”

nyti.msOpinion | America and China Look at A.I. and See Very Different ProblemsUntil the two countries can agree on what risks to worry about, cooperation is a distant dream.
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A new cat has been discovered in Bolivia, the first time in over a century that scientists have confirmed a new feline species. Named Leopardus tilcayo, the cat weighs roughly five pounds and has a light brown coat patterned with dark rosettes.

washingtonpost.comNew cat species discovered in Bolivia for first time in over 100 yearsNamed Leopardus tilcayo, the new cat looks not unlike a leopard that shrank to the size of a house kitten.
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