John Hickenlooper

In addition, it is very disheartening for Donald Trump to promise to repeal the IRA.

We went back and looked at pretty much every job that we offer and basically downgraded almost half from saying you had to have a college degree.

What are some of the most in-demand technical and non-technical AI skills being sought out by employers?

I would say that in terms of the most in-demand skills that we see both for like technical talent and non-technical talent...

We want to make sure that workers aren't left behind.

It is going to take a different type of framework to fully implement and regulate such advanced technology.

We should aspire to bring the technology to the point where it can create benefits for the workplace.

I think we have read the room and now is the time to make sure every worker has access to the professional development training that they need to succeed.

I think AI is going to allow for that.

Personally, I think that is one of the--should be one of our absolute imperatives with a greater sense of urgency.

If we had watermarks, certainly we are not going to get everybody, but once you set the rules, you are going to get 98 percent.

We went back and looked at pretty much every job that we offer and basically downgraded almost half from saying you had to have a college degree.

However we work with teachers and teachers unions to make sure that we accelerate and amplify those opportunities is going to be powerful.

We want to make sure that workers aren't left behind.

That is something we can all promote--I love that story.

I won't complain. I mean, my grandfather told me when we were little, if you are lucky enough to sleep in the bed that you made, don't complain.

What I will say is, I think it is folly for us to ever imagine that we can regulate away the risks that AI poses.

AI literacy training is going to help empower employers to choose the safest applications for their workforce.

First do no harm. That's connected to the Hippocratic Oath.

First do no harm. That's connected to the Hippocratic Oath.

First do no harm. That's connected to the Hippocratic Oath.

In Colorado, we've worked a lot on creating apprenticeship programs. We studied, took a whole group, 50 people to Switzerland to study their processes.

I'm going to try and get in three questions. So, I'm going to cutoff the answers at about 40 seconds.

Yes, I guess you could say all mining is local, to turn a phrase.

I think it's fair to say right now, America's in the middle of a great transition to a clean economy.