The pace of technological change can be unsettling, but hiding from it is not the answer. That’s why Seven Days hosts the Vermont Tech Jam and publishes a Tech Issue.
The tech enables candidates to create ads cheaply. So far, it has not been used to attempt to deceive voters that images are real.
The increases are lower than in the rest of New England but are still jolting customers.
The fast-growing electric aviation company has spent millions accumulating real estate by the airport in South Burlington
Terrified of his woodstoves and weary of the attention they demanded, Hinesburg’s Neil Shah invented a device to alert him when the fires need tending.
The digital forensics pioneer is racing to expose AI-generated fakes as the technology makes it harder than ever to tell what’s real.
The tuition-free course, funded by a federal grant, combines online and hands-on learning to train a new cohort of lab technicians.
Chris Sollars at Dartmouth and Sebastian Alvarez at Saint Michael’s College use screens and other tech to investigate how we understand nature and the current moment.
Amid shorter days and an impending election, a new light art festival debuts in Burlington this weekend with interactive installations and music.
Jeremy Allen White plays journalist Jeff Horwitz, and Mikey Madison is Facebook engineer Frances Haugen in Aaron Sorkin’s fact-based drama.
The five-time James Beard nominee burned out and moved to Vermont. With AI plus human intel, he wants to help restaurants and workers thrive in tough times.
The tech enables candidates to create ads cheaply. So far, it has not been used to attempt to deceive voters that images are real.
The increases are lower than in the rest of New England but are still jolting customers.
The fast-growing electric aviation company has spent millions accumulating real estate by the airport in South Burlington
Terrified of his woodstoves and weary of the attention they demanded, Hinesburg’s Neil Shah invented a device to alert him when the fires need tending.
The digital forensics pioneer is racing to expose AI-generated fakes as the technology makes it harder than ever to tell what’s real.
The tuition-free course, funded by a federal grant, combines online and hands-on learning to train a new cohort of lab technicians.
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Chris Sollars at Dartmouth and Sebastian Alvarez at Saint Michael’s College use screens and other tech to investigate how we understand nature and the current moment.
Amid shorter days and an impending election, a new light art festival debuts in Burlington this weekend with interactive installations and music.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including living gospel legend Mavis Staples at Paramount Theatre in Rutland.
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The organic corn tortilla biz’s new owners encountered expensive permitting challenges when seeking a new home, a situation many Vermont food manufacturers face.
After pulling out of a move to the former Silver Palace location in South Burlington, owner Javier Zirko reimagines his Essex Junction spot as a “sports cantina.”
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In Vermont music news: Indie-rock star Kevin Barnes ends his brief Vermont stay with a musical parting shot; the Eyetraps and Eastern Mountain Time drop singles.
The Burlington punk band drops a savage debut record, frothing with barely contained fury, that somehow manages to still be fun.
Jeremy Allen White plays journalist Jeff Horwitz, and Mikey Madison is Facebook engineer Frances Haugen in Aaron Sorkin’s fact-based drama.
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