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Sam Gregory

Brooklyn, New York
As seen in: Memory Studies, WIRED Magazine, SAGE Publishing, Substack, The Hill, EIN News, The Quietus, The Bakersfield Californian, Witness News, The Big Issue and
AI, trust, deepfakes and epistemic resilience. 'Prepare, Don't Panic' initiative on media manipulation/generative AI. TED speaker deepfakes. Former ED WITNESS.

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Ivory Ridge Converts Unfinished Basements into Functional Colorado Springs Living Space

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By Sam Gregory
| EIN News
Ivory Ridge Custom Construction Logo Colorado Springs contractor uses float framing, radon planning, and code-compliant egress for basement renovation projects. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, UNITED STATES, September 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Colorado Springs and El Paso County continue to face housing demand and limited inventory. For homeowners already in the market, that demand can make additional usable space at home a practical consideration.
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Ivory Ridge Addresses Expansive Clay Soil Challenges in El Paso County Projects

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By Sam Gregory
| EIN Presswire
Ivory Ridge Custom Construction Logo Colorado Springs contractor applies foundation, framing, and material strategies for Front Range soil and climate conditions. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, UNITED STATES, September 24, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Across the Colorado Springs area, soil conditions can shape how homes and commercial buildings are designed, built, and maintained. Expansive clay soils occur in parts of El Paso County and can affect foundations, walls, and concrete flatwork.
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Google Earth AI Fiasco Underscores Why Tech Firms Must Listen to Outside Experts

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By Sam Gregory
| Tech Policy Press
Screenshot from a Google announcement. On Thursday, Google announced an update to Google Earth, giving users the ability to use its Nano Banana image generation capabilities to “transform” real world locations.
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