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TechnologyDartmouth provost resigns after review finds undisclosed AI use
Santiago Schnell, the Dean of the College of Science at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, has been named the next provost of Dartmouth, the college announced Tuesday. Photo credit: University of Notre Dame – Barbara Johnston
TechnologyPownal will consider a 5-year permitting pause on data center facilities
The grandstand at the former Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal. A loan servicing firm wants to foreclose on the 144-acre site. Photo by Holly Pelczynski/Bennington Banner
Technology‘Fuck the Flock cameras’: On big tech, Vermont’s candidates for governor differ on style and substance
A license plate reader camera on VT Route 7A in Manchester seen on Thursday, June 11, 2026. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
TechnologyPolitical mailer sparks Vermont disclosure complaint
Attorney General Charity Clark discusses the work of the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in Waterbury on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
TechnologyVermont’s ‘slopaganda’ problem
Hank Poitras, better known as “Planet Hank,” speaks during a social media livestream in May 2026. Screenshot
TechnologyVermont Digital Services Secretary Denise Reilly-Hughes to leave role for private sector
Agency of Digital Services Secretary Denise Reilly-Hughes speaks before the House Appropriations Committee at the Statehouse in Montpelier on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger
TechnologyVermont can help keep Canada close
This commentary is by Al Vigier, the chief executive officer of Caseway, an artificial intelligence company that co-creates products with large enterprises and shares the revenue with them.
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Where do elections fit in the AI apocalypse?
John Odum is the Montpelier city clerk and a certified ethical hacker.